- strin
- con·strin·gent;di·strin·gas;nem·e·strin·i·dae;re·strin·gen·cy;strin·gen·cy;strin·gen·do;strin·gent;strin·gent·ly;re·strin·gent;
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strin
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strin — Strin, Espece de pierre precieuse … Thresor de la langue françoyse
strin´gent|ly — strin|gent «STRIHN juhnt», adjective. 1. strict; severe: »stringent laws against speeding. SYNONYM(S): rigid, rigorous, exacting, binding. 2. lacking ready money; tight: »a stringent market for mortgage loans. 3 … Useful english dictionary
strin|gent — «STRIHN juhnt», adjective. 1. strict; severe: »stringent laws against speeding. SYNONYM(S): rigid, rigorous, exacting, binding. 2. lacking ready money; tight: »a stringent market for mortgage loans. 3 … Useful english dictionary
strin|gen|cy — «STRIHN juhn see», noun, plural cies. 1. strictness; severity; rigorousness. SYNONYM(S): harshness. 2. lack of ready money; tightness. SYNONYM(S): scarcity … Useful english dictionary
strin|gen|do — «strihn JEHN doh», adjective, adverb. Music. accelerating the tempo (a direction, used sometimes on a passage approaching a climax). ╂[< Italian stringendo, present participle of stringere < Latin, draw tight] … Useful english dictionary
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con|strin|gen|cy — «kuhn STRIHN juhn see», noun. the quality of being constringent … Useful english dictionary
con|strin|gent — «kuhn STRIHN juhnt», adjective. causing constriction; constringing … Useful english dictionary
stringendo — strin|gen|do 〈[ strındʒɛ̣n ] Mus.; Abk.: string.〉 schneller werdend, drängend (zu spielen) [ital. <lat. stringendus „was zusammengezogen werden muss“; zu stringere „schnüren“] * * * stringẹndo [strin dʒɛndo; italienisch »zusammendrängend«] … Universal-Lexikon
