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41dis|tress´ful|ly — dis|tress|ful «dihs TREHS fuhl», adjective. 1. causing distress; painful. 2. feeling or showing distress; suffering. –dis|tress´ful|ly, adverb. –dis|tress´ful|ness, noun …
42dis|tress|ful — «dihs TREHS fuhl», adjective. 1. causing distress; painful. 2. feeling or showing distress; suffering. –dis|tress´ful|ly, adverb. –dis|tress´ful|ness, noun …
43Ronald Tress — Ronald C Tress, CBE, BSc(Econ), DSc, LLD, DSc(SocSc), DUniv, DCL (January 11, 1915 September 28, 2006).*1941 Economic adviser to the British War Cabinet for four years. *1951 Professor of Political Economy at the University of Bristol. *1968… …
44Arthur Tress — (né le 24 novembre 1940 à Brooklyn, New York) est un photographe américain. Sommaire 1 Biographie 2 Collections 3 Bibliographie …
45dis|tress´ing|ly — dis|tress|ing «dihs TREHS ihng», adjective. causing distress; painful: »It is distressing to see hungry children begging for food. –dis|tress´ing|ly, adverb …
46dis|tress|ing — «dihs TREHS ihng», adjective. causing distress; painful: »It is distressing to see hungry children begging for food. –dis|tress´ing|ly, adverb …
47for´tress|like´ — for|tress «FR trihs», noun, verb. –n. a place built with walls and defenses; large fort or fortification. SYNONYM(S): citadel. –v.t. to provide or protect with a fortress; fortify. ╂[< Old French forteresse, variant of fortelesse < fort… …
48for|tress — «FR trihs», noun, verb. –n. a place built with walls and defenses; large fort or fortification. SYNONYM(S): citadel. –v.t. to provide or protect with a fortress; fortify. ╂[< Old French forteresse, variant of fortelesse < fort strong; see… …
49head´mis´tress|ship — head|mis|tress «HEHD MIHS trihs», noun. the woman in charge of a school, especially a private school; principal. –head´mis´tress|ship, noun …
50head|mis|tress — «HEHD MIHS trihs», noun. the woman in charge of a school, especially a private school; principal. –head´mis´tress|ship, noun …
