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Meanings of ei in English
Czech economic research institute.
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Russian
emotional intelligence Portuguese
inteligência emocional Spanish
inteligencia emocional Catalan
intel·ligència emocional Ability to identify, assess, and control the emotions of oneself, of others, and of groups.
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сухопутные войска италии Portuguese
exército italiano Spanish
ejército de italia Catalan
exèrcit italià Land warfare branch of Italy's military forces.
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Examples for "italian army"
Examples for "italian army"
1
The Italian army was outside Mersah, and they were doing pretty well.
2
The Italian army became, of all things, a model of integrated information management.
3
Libya confirmed that the Italian army was incapable of waging effective colonial campaigns.
4
These initiatives seem obvious, but were not so in the Italian army before 1918.
5
To the conquest of Gorizia are directed the efforts of the Eastern Italian Army.
1
The army of Italy is mine; I will recall it if necessary.
2
Such is the truth about Buonaparte's appointment to the Army of Italy.
3
The army of Italy accomplished in Europe the work of the French revolution.
4
He named him his successor in the command of the army of Italy.
5
The position of the French Army of Italy in March, 1796, was precarious.
Usage of ei in English
1
The words, as here translated, are Kai su ei ekeinon; kai su teknon.
2
Iph i gen ei' a-thedaughter of Agamemnon and Clytemnestra.
3
Eu un Da' ei u aa an oo.
4
In 1861 ei relakst, and komenst the praktis ov leaving mei ofis at siks in the evening.
5
And soon you won't be, ei-His step faltered when he saw the pile on the bed.
6
But she pronounced the "ei" as an "a," so Miss Clinker replied without any hesitation:
7
The uzhual sumer vizit tu the sea-seid woz unnon tu me til ei woz fifti yearz ov aje.
8
About three yearz ago ei adopted the kustom ov taking a siesta for half an our after diner.
9
It must have been a phantom pregnancy.' He gave a bleating laugh and, without standing up -ei!
10
If you knew the things I know about Tailors-thethings I'm sure Dante knows-maybeyou wouldn't trust me ei-
11
Then, turning his eyes towards me, he said, "Ingenui est, cui multum debeas, ei plurimum velle debere."
12
Ni ellir olrain ei Ragluniaeth!
13
Quo circa supplicabatur ei in fine ejusdem rotuli, ex parte dominorum & communitatis regni, ut jus suum in se assumeret.
14
Anciently the pine alone was used; but from the era of O-ei, the bamboo was added; and within more recent times the plum-tree.
15
If a breef skech ov mei leif, and the deietetik maner ov it, wil be ov servis tu you, ei gladly giv it.
16
At the same teim ei komenst viziting the variiis watering plasez, or going tu the Kontinent in the sumer for four or feiv weeks.
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Ei through the time