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Значения термина videlicet на английском
Синонимы
Examples for "namely"
Examples for "namely"
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This new patch will include a few new aspects namely: Reinvigorated fauna.
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It embodied the fundamental idea in all religions, namely, life and fertility.
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Foremost among them is in place now - namely, a good team.
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Conclusions: DNA mutation analysis is effective namely in families with multiple incidence.
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Activation in patients involved additional subcortical regions namely the caudate and thalamus.
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This last has two names in the world, viz., Daksha and Kasyapa.
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In the Bengal texts there is a misprint, viz., tatha for rasah.
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Even this is the duty of Kshatriyas, viz., the ruling of subjects.
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The principal one of these has already been mentioned incidentally, viz., excommunication.
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This is the medicine for sorrow, viz., not to think of it.
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The sting lay in the tail, that is to say, the postscript.
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Yes; that is to say, if it is over the five thousand.
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It is cosmopolitan; that is to say, it represents everything and nothing.
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Not a leader, Patsey; that is to say, certainly not a general.
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The great myths; that is to say, myths made by great people.
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Clement to wit, as the dweller in the house was a blacksmith.
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The payments will be made according to the following regulations, to wit:
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This really applies much more to wit than to the comic itself.
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So there came in three witnesses, to wit, Envy, Superstition, and Pickthank.
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I do Thee to wit that Antoine Lamarche's crop is pretty weedy.
Использование термина videlicet на английском
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"Videlicet, some fourscore waiting damsels and milkmaids, warranted honest by my Lord Warwick," I muttered.
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"But God is a just God," wrote Sir Edward Stafford, "and if with all things past, that be true that the king ('videlicet' Henry IV.)