Meanings of lasca in English

And you are worthy-worthyof it all, Lasca- Ibelieveit in my heart.'

I made my big hit at the concert in reciting 'Lasca.'

LASCA indicated disturbances in microvascular regulation and could prove a useful tool in future studies on cold sensitivity.

'Indeed, they are not, Lasca-theydo not begin to be.'

We have verses written by Giovanni Aldobrandini, Carlo Gondi, Fra Paolo del Rosso, and Anton Francesco Grazzini, called Il Lasca.

Grazzini, called Lasca (1503-1583), is perhaps the best of the Italian novelists after Boccaccio.

'Lasca, you are deceiving me-youcannot mean it.'

Lasca's Novelle, 'Le Cene,' should be studied by those who seek an insight into this curious Bohemia of the sixteenth century.

Skin perfusion in the dorsum of the hand was measured using LASCA, at baseline, after two-minute 12°C water immersion, and during rewarming.

'You see, Lasca, if you had said five or six hooks, to start with, and then gradually-

I made long dog-sledge trips across the mighty ice floes with Lasca-thatwas her name-andfound her company always pleasant and her conversation agreeable.

'Why, that humility is right enough,' said Lasca, 'if one does not carry it too far-butwhat does the place look like?'

'Yes, you are quite right, Lasca; it is the largest; we have nothing resembling it in even the finest houses in the United States.'