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61article — [13] Like art, arm, and arthritis, article goes back to an Indo European root *ar , which meant ‘put things together, join, fit’. Amongst its derivatives was Latin artus ‘joint’ (a form parallel to Greek árthron, source of arthritis), of which… …
62article — I. noun Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo French, from Latin articulus joint, division, diminutive of artus joint, limb; akin to Greek arariskein to fit more at arm Date: 13th century 1. a. a distinct often numbered section of a writing b. a… …
63article — ● n. m. ►USENET Message cousin du courrier électronique, posté sur l Usenet, dans un newsgroup, c est à dire publiquement. Tout comme un CE, un article est composé d un en tête (header) nécessaire à sa manipulation par les logiciels de gestion… …
64article — m Écrit formant par lui même un tout distinct, mais faisant partie d une publication. Les articles d un dictionnaire, d un ouvrage de référence. Article de presse, de revue, de journal …
65Article 65 — A regulation within Japan s Securities and Exchange Law, modelled on the Glass Steagall Act in the United States. Article 65 separates merchant/investment banking (involving securities transactions and underwriting) from commercial banking,… …
66article — Noun. An objectionable person. E.g. Come on, go and tidy your bedroom you lazy article …
67article — prekių siunta statusas T sritis Gynyba apibrėžtis Tam tikrų gaminių grupė, surinkta vežti kartu. pavyzdys( iai) 12 padėklų maisto produktų atitikmenys: angl. goods item pranc. article šaltinis NATO turto sekimo terminų žodynas AAP 35, 2000 …
68article — naujienų grupės laiškas statusas T sritis informatika apibrėžtis ↑Pranešimas, siunčiamas naujienų tinklu (pvz., ↑Usenet). ↑Naujienų grupės laiškus gali matyti visi tos grupės prenumeratoriai. atitikmenys: angl. article; newsletter ryšiai: dar… …
69article — nm. (de journal, de loi, grammatical) : artikl(y)o (Aix, Saxel | Albanais, Compôte Bauges). E. : Nom. A1) article (de la mort) : artiklya nf. (Arvillard) …
70article — Noun: A division of a constitution, statute, contract, charter, or of any other written or printed statement of principles, terms or conditions. A material or substance, natural artificial or manufactured in whole or in part. Junge v Hedden, 146… …
