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BLACK-A-VISED — adjective Etymology: black + French à vis as to face Date: circa 1758 having a dark complexion
Толковый словарь английского языка - Merriam Webster
BLACK-A-VISED — ˈblakəˌvīst, -ˌvīzd, -ˌvēst adjective also black-a-viced -st Etymology: black (I) + French à vis as to face + English -ed …
Webster's New International English Dictionary
BLACK-A-VISED — (a.) Dark-visaged; swart.
Английский словарь Webster
BLACK-A-VISED — ( a. ) Dark-visaged; swart.
Webster's Revised Unabridged English Dictionary
BLACK-A-VISED — /blak"euh vuyst', -vuyzd'/ , adj. dark-complexioned. Also, black-a-viced /blak"euh vuyst'/ . [ 1750-60; Scots blackaviced, equiv. to black a vice …
Random House Webster's Unabridged English Dictionary
BLACK-A-VISED — adjective Etymology: black + French à vis as to face Date: circa 1758 : having a dark complexion
Merriam-Webster's Collegiate English vocabulary
BLACK-A-VISED — adj dark-visaged; swart.
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BLACK-A-VISED — [black-a-vised] adj [black + F a vis as to face] (ca. 1758): having a dark complexion
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TELEVISE — verb (-vised; -vising) Etymology: back-formation from television Date: 1927 transitive verb to broadcast (as a baseball game) by television, intransitive …
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SUPERVISE — transitive verb (-vised; -vising) see: wit Date: circa 1645 superintend , oversee
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IMPROVISE — verb (-vised; -vising) see: provide Date: 1826 transitive verb to compose, recite, play, or sing extemporaneously, to make, invent, or …
Толковый словарь английского языка - Merriam Webster
BLACK-A-VICED — adjective see black-a-vised
Webster's New International English Dictionary
VISÉ — III. ˈvēˌzā, ̷ ̷ˈ ̷ ̷ transitive verb ( viséd also viséed ; viséd also viséed ; viséing ; visés ) Etymology: French, …
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TELEVISE — verb ( -vised ; -vis·ing ) Etymology: back-formation from television Date: 1927 transitive verb : to broadcast (as a baseball …
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SUPERVISE — transitive verb ( -vised ; -vis·ing ) Etymology: Medieval Latin supervisus, past participle of supervidēre, from Latin super- + vidēre …
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IMPROVISE — ˌim-prə-ˈ verb ( -vised ; -vis·ing ) Etymology: French improviser, from Italian improvvisare, from improvviso sudden, from Latin improvisus, literally, …
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WELL-ADVISED — [well-ad.vised] adj (14c) 1: acting with wisdom, wise counsel, or proper deliberation: prudent 2: resulting from, based on, or showing …
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UNADVISED — [un.ad.vised] adj (14c) 1: done without due consideration: rash "~ and dangerous dealings with the terrorists" 2: not prudent: ill-advised …
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TELEVISE — [tele.vise] vb -vised ; -vis.ing [back-formation fr. television] vt (1927): to broadcast (as a baseball game) by television ~ vi: …
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SUPERVISE — [su.per.vise] vt -vised ; -vis.ing [ML supervisus, pp. of supervidere, fr. L super- + videre to see--more at wit] (1588): …
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REVISE — [re.vise] n (1591) 1: an act of revising: revision 2: a printing proof that incorporates changes marked in a previous …
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IMPROVISE — [im.pro.vise] vb -vised ; -vis.ing [F improviser, fr. It improvvisare, fr. improvviso sudden, fr. L improvisus, lit., unforeseen, fr. in- …
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ILL-ADVISED — [ill-ad.vised] adj (ca. 1592): resulting from or showing lack of wise and sufficient counsel or deliberation "an ~ decision" -- …
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DEVISE — [de.vise] vt de.vised ; de.vis.ing [ME, fr. OF deviser to divide, regulate, tell, modif. of (assumed) VL divisare, freq. of …
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ADVISED — [ad.vised] adj (14c): thought out: considered--often used in combination "ill-advised plans" -- ad.vis.ed.ly adv
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ADVISE — [ad.vise] vb ad.vised ; ad.vis.ing [ME, fr. MF aviser, fr. avis] vt (14c) 1 a: to give advice to: counsel …
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