- rante
- cou·rante;fig·u·rante;trente-et-qua·rante;trente-qua·rante;
English syllables. 2014.
rante
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rantė — sf. plg. 1 rantas 1: Rantės pailguotinos, smailios, praviros P … Dictionary of the Lithuanian Language
rante — lunf. Afer. de Atorrante (G. y P.); haragán (REV. P.), vago (YAC.), pobre (BRA.); poco afecto al trabajo … Diccionario Lunfardo
rante — aberrante abracadabrante accaparante adhérente afférente amarante améliorante apparente aspirante atterrante attirante belligérante brante cogérante cohérente colorante comburante concourante concurrente conquérante courante différente… … Dictionnaire des rimes
ranté — cranté warranté … Dictionnaire des rimes
cou|rante — or cou|rant «ku RAHNT», noun. 1. a former European dance in triple time, characterized by a running or gliding step. 2. a) a piece of music for or suited to this dance. b) (later) a composition in triple time, regularly following the allemande as … Useful english dictionary
fig|u|rante — «FIHG yuh RANT», noun. a female figurant. ╂[< French figurante, feminine of figurant; see etym. under figurant (Cf. ↑figurant)] … Useful english dictionary
trente et qua|rante — «trahn tay ka rahnT», = rouge et noir. (Cf. ↑rouge et noir) ╂[< French trente et quarante (literally) thirty and forty (the winning and losing numbers)] … Useful english dictionary
rantėtas — rantėtas, a adj. (1) DŽ su rantais: Kultuvė rantėta yr kočiojamoji Yl. Štulpėtose butelkose stovėjo ledinė šnapšė, o rantėtose – kruopninkas Šts. Su rantėtu volu daužė krumslius Vkš … Dictionary of the Lithuanian Language
rantėti — rantėti, ėja, ėjo tr. daryti rantą … Dictionary of the Lithuanian Language
aurantiaceae — əˌrantēˈāsēˌē Etymology: New Latin, from Aurantium, type genus (from Latin aurant , aurans, present participle of aurare to gild + New Latin ium) + aceae synonym of rutaceae … Useful english dictionary
