- ient
- dis·sil·ient;pre·ven·ient;re·sil·ient;re·sil·ient·ly;tran·sil·ient;con·sil·ient;pre·ven·ient·ly;
English syllables. 2014.
English syllables. 2014.
IENT — European Telecommunications Standards Institute L’European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI), c est à dire l Institut européen des normes de télécommunication, est l organisme de normalisation européen du domaine des… … Wikipédia en Français
IENT — Ientertainment Network (Business » NASDAQ Symbols) … Abbreviations dictionary
IENT — abbr. IENTERTAINMENT NETWORK NASDAQ … Dictionary of abbreviations
in´con|ven´ient|ly — in|con|ven|ient «IHN kuhn VEEN yuhnt», adjective. 1. not convenient; causing bother, difficulty, or discomfort; troublesome: »Shelves that are too high to reach easily are inconvenient. We have a good choice of inconvenient lodgings in the town… … Useful english dictionary
in|con|ven|ient — «IHN kuhn VEEN yuhnt», adjective. 1. not convenient; causing bother, difficulty, or discomfort; troublesome: »Shelves that are too high to reach easily are inconvenient. We have a good choice of inconvenient lodgings in the town (Dickens).… … Useful english dictionary
len´ient|ly — len|ient «LEEN yuhnt, LEE nee uhnt», adjective. 1. mild or gentle; not harsh or stern; merciful; tolerant: »a lenient judge, lenient punishment. My father was always very strict about how I talked to Mother, but he was more lenient if I yelled at … Useful english dictionary
len|ient — «LEEN yuhnt, LEE nee uhnt», adjective. 1. mild or gentle; not harsh or stern; merciful; tolerant: »a lenient judge, lenient punishment. My father was always very strict about how I talked to Mother, but he was more lenient if I yelled at my… … Useful english dictionary
pre|ven´ient|ly — pre|ven|ient «pree VEEN yuhnt», adjective. 1. coming before. 2. = anticipatory. (Cf. ↑anticipatory)defn>tending to prevent. ╂[< Latin praeveniēns, entis, present participle of praevenīre to anticipate, come before; see etym. under prevent… … Useful english dictionary
pre|ven|ient — «pree VEEN yuhnt», adjective. 1. coming before. 2. = anticipatory. (Cf. ↑anticipatory)defn>tending to prevent. ╂[< Latin praeveniēns, entis, present participle of praevenīre to anticipate, come before; see etym. under prevent (Cf.… … Useful english dictionary
Dr. sc(ient). techn. — Dr. sc[ient]. techn. = doctor scientiarum technicarum (Doktor der technischen Wissenschaften) … Universal-Lexikon