QUI NIMIS PROPERE

Англо-русский перевод QUI NIMIS PROPERE

(лат.) qui nimis propere, minus prospere - кто излишне поспешает, тот удачу упускает

English-Russian dictionary Tiger. Англо-Русский словарь Tiger. 2012

QUI — (ki, kwi) interr pron who, whom; de qui whose; (con, a, etc. ) qui (with, to, etc.) whom [qui] adv …
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NIMIS — (ní-) adv too, too much
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QUI VIVE — noun Etymology: French qui-vive, from ~? long live who?, challenge of a French sentry Date: 1726 alert , lookout
Толковый словарь английского языка - Merriam Webster
NE QUID NIMIS — foreign term Etymology: Latin not anything in excess
Толковый словарь английского языка - Merriam Webster
QUI TAM ACTION — noun see qui tam
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QUI VIVE — ˈkēˈvēv noun Etymology: French, literally, long live who? (i.e., whom do you favor?); from the challenge of a French sentry …
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QUI TAM — ˈkwīˈtam noun or qui tam action ( -s ) Etymology: Late Latin, literally, who as much, who as well; from …
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QUI VIVE — /kee veev"/ 1. ( italics ) French. who goes there? 2. on the qui vive , on the alert; watchful: …
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NE QUID NIMIS — foreign term Etymology: Latin : not anything in excess
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QUI VIVE — noun Etymology: French qui-vive, from qui vive? long live who?, challenge of a French sentry Date: 1726 : alert , …
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ON THE QUI VIVE — on the alert or lookout. → qui vive
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QUI VIVE — [qui vive] n [F qui-vive, fr. qui vive? long live who?, challenge of a French sentry] (1726): alert, lookout--used in …
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QUI TRANSTULIT SUSTINET — [qui trans.tu.lit sus.ti.net] [L] foreign term : He who transplanted sustains (us)--motto of Connecticut
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QUI S'EXCUSE S'ACCUSE — [qui s'ex.cuse s'ac.cuse] [F] foreign term : he who excuses himself accuses himself
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QUI FACIT PER ALIUM FACIT PER SE — [qui fa.cit per ali.um fa.cit per se] [L] foreign term : he who does (something) through another does it through …
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PEREANT QUI ANTE NOS NOSTRA DIXERUNT — [per.eant qui an.te nos nos.tra dix.e.runt] [L] foreign term : may they perish who have expressed our bright ideas before …
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NE QUID NIMIS — [ne quid ni.mis] [L] foreign term : not anything in excess
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QUI TAM — сущ., - qui tam suit“qui-tam”-процесс, иск(судебный процесс, инициированный частным лицом, сообщившим о преступлении. Истцом в таком процессе выступает государство и/или …
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NE QUID NIMIS — не нарушай меры; ничего слишком (лат.)
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QUI TAM — сущ. , = qui tam suit “qui-tam”-процесс, иск ( судебный процесс, инициированный частным лицом, сообщившим о преступлении. Истцом в таком …
Англо-Русский словарь по общей лексике
QUI TAM — сущ., - qui tam suit “qui-tam”-процесс, иск (судебный процесс, инициированный частным лицом, сообщившим о преступлении. Истцом в таком процессе выступает государство и …
Англо-Русский словарь общей лексики
NE QUID NIMIS — не нарушай меры; ничего слишком (лат.)
Англо-Русский дополнительный словарь
NIMIETY — noun (plural -ties) Etymology: Late Latin nimietas, from Latin nimius too much, adjective, from nimis, adverb Date: circa 1564 excess …
Толковый словарь английского языка - Merriam Webster
NIMIETY — niˈmīəd.ē noun ( -es ) Etymology: Late Latin nimietas, from nimie- (from Latin nimius too much, adjective, from nimis, adverb) …
Webster's New International English Dictionary
NIMIETY — noun ( plural -ties ) Etymology: Late Latin nimietas, from Latin nimius too much, adjective, from nimis, adverb Date: circa …
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VENTRILOQUISM — [ven.tril.o.quism] n [LL ventriloquus ventriloquist, fr. L ventr-, venter + loqui to speak; fr. the belief that the voice is …
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UNQUIET — [un.qui.et] adj (1523) 1: not quiet: agitated, turbulent 2: physically, emotionally, or mentally restless: uneasy -- un.qui.et.ly adv -- un.qui.et.ness …
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QUINIELA — [qui.nie.la] or qui.nel.la n [AmerSp quiniela, a game of chance resembling a lottery] (1905): a bet in which the bettor …
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QUIETISM — [qui.et.ism] n (1687) 1 a: a system of religious mysticism teaching that perfection and spiritual peace are attained by annihilation …
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QUIETEN — [qui.et.en] vb qui.et.ened ; qui.et.en.ing (ca. 1828) chiefly Brit: quiet
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QUIET — [qui.et] n [ME, fr. L quiet-, quies rest, quiet--more at while] (14c): the quality or state of being quiet: tranquillity …
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QUIESCENT — [qui.es.cent] adj [L quiescent-, quiescens, prp. of quiescere to become quiet, rest, fr. quies] (1605) 1: marked by inactivity or …
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OBSEQUIOUS — [ob.se.qui.ous] adj [ME, compliant, fr. L obsequiosus, fr. obsequium compliance, fr. obsequi to comply, fr. ob- toward + sequi to …
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NIMIETY — [ni.mi.e.ty] n, pl -ties [LL nimietas, fr. L nimius too much, adj., fr. nimis, adv.] (ca. 1564): excess, redundancy
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MOSQUITO — [mos.qui.to] n, pl -toes also -tos [Sp, dim. of mosca fly, fr. L musca--more at midge] (ca. 1583): any of …
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INQUISITION — [in.qui.si.tion] n [ME inquisicioun, fr. MF inquisition, fr. L inquisition-, inquisitio, fr. inquirere] (14c) 1: the act of inquiring: examination …
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EXQUISITE — [ex.qui.site] adj [ME exquisit, fr. L exquisitus, pp. of exquirere to search out, fr. ex- + quaerere to seek] (15c) …
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DISQUIET — [dis.qui.et] vt (ca. 1530): to take away the peace or tranquillity of: disturb, alarm syn see discompose -- dis.qui.et.ing adj …
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COLLOQUIAL — [col.lo.qui.al] adj (1751) 1: of or relating to conversation: conversational 2. a: used in or characteristic of familiar and informal …
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