Plá — Saltar a navegación, búsqueda Plá … Wikipedia Español
pla — plà interj. NdŽ plast: Iš paračio palėkė du kaukai pla pla pla Als … Dictionary of the Lithuanian Language
pla — ⇒PLA, subst. masc. Coup fort frappé sur un tambour avec la baguette gauche. (Dict. XIXe et XXes.). Prononc. et Orth.:[pla]. Homon. plat1, 2. Lar. Lang. fr.: pla ,,on dit aussi pa . Étymol. et Hist. 1874 (Lar. 19e). Onomat. imitant le bruit de la… … Encyclopédie Universelle
Pla — Pla, eigentlich Pla i Casadevall [ pla i kəzəȓə βaʎ], Josep, katalanischer Schriftsteller, * Palafrugell (Provinz Gerona) 8. 3. 1897, ✝ Llofríu (heute zu Palafrugell) 23. 4. 1981; Journalist. Sein umfangreiches, viel gelesenes Werk (in… … Universal-Lexikon
Pla — Pla, Francesc Pla, Josep … Enciclopedia Universal
-pla — pla·sia; pla·sis; … English syllables
pla|cu|na — «pla KOO nuh», noun. any one of a genus of oysters with thin shells that are cut into small squares in the Philippines and fitted together to make a window. ╂[< New Latin Placuna the genus name < Greek pláx, plakós flat surface] … Useful english dictionary
Pla|to — or Pla|to «PLAY toh», noun. a computer based individualized system of instruction. ╂[< P(rogrammed) L(ogic) for A(utomatic) T(eaching) O(perations)] … Useful english dictionary
PLA|TO — or Pla|to «PLAY toh», noun. a computer based individualized system of instruction. ╂[< P(rogrammed) L(ogic) for A(utomatic) T(eaching) O(perations)] … Useful english dictionary
Pla ra — (Thai: ปลาร้า) is fermented fish sauce, popular in Northeastern Thai cuisine. Often added to Som tam, it is made by combining fish, salt, and roasted rice, fermenting in a pot for one to three months. See also padaek … Wikipedia