THES

Meaning of THES in English

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THES. — Thessalonians.
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THES — I. THES, The /ˌtiː eɪtʃ iː ˈes/ BrE AmE abbreviation for ↑ Times Higher Education Supplement II. ˌTimes ˌHigher Eduˈcation …
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THES, THE — THES, The /ˌtiː eɪtʃ iː ˈes/ BrE AmE abbreviation for ↑ Times Higher Education Supplement
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THIS — I. pronoun (plural these) Etymology: Middle English, pronoun & adjective, from Old English thes (masculine), ~ (neuter); akin to Old …
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THÉ DANSANT — noun (plural thés dansants) Etymology: French Date: 1819 tea dance
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THIS
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THOSE — Etymology: Middle English thos, those, from thos, those these (plural of this, pron. & adjective), from Old English thās (plural …
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THESOCYTE — ˈthesəˌsīt noun ( -s ) Etymology: Greek thes is act of laying down, deposit + English -o- + -cyte — …
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THESE — Etymology: Middle English thes, these (plural of this, pron. & adjective), from Old English thǣs (plural of thes, pron. & …
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THÉ DANSANT — tādäⁿsäⁿ noun ( plural thés dansants “) Etymology: French : tea dance
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THIS — /dhis/ , pron. and adj., pl. these /dheez/ ; adv. pron. 1. (used to indicate a person, thing, idea, state, …
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THESSALY — — Thessalian /the say"lee euhn, -sayl"yeuhn/ , adj. , n. /thes"euh lee/ , n. a region in E Greece: a …
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THESSALONIKE — Gk. /the'sah law nee"kee/ , n. official name of Salonika . Also, Thessalonica /thes'euh lon"i keuh, -euh loh nuy"keuh/ .
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THESSALONIANS — /thes'euh loh"nee euhnz/ , n. ( used with a sing. v. ) either of two books of the New Testament, …
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THESSALONIAN — /thes'euh loh"nee euhn/ , adj. 1. of or pertaining to Thessalonike or its inhabitants. n. 2. a native or inhabitant …
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THESPROTIA — /thes proh"sheuh/ , n. an ancient coastal district in SW Epirus. Also, Thesprotis /thes proh"tis/ .
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THESPROTI — /thes proh"tuy/ , n. pl. the first inhabitants of ancient Epirus. Also, Thesprotians /thes proh"sheuhnz/ .
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THESPIUS — /thes"pee euhs/ , n. Class. Myth. the founder of the city of Thespiae and the father, by Megamede, of 50 …
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THESPIS — /thes"pis/ , n. fl. 6th century B.C., Greek poet.
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THESPIAN — /thes"pee euhn/ , adj. 1. ( often l.c. ) pertaining to tragedy or to the dramatic art in general. 2. …
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THESPIAE — /thes"pee ee'/ , n. a city at the foot of Mount Helicon where, according to mythology, the Muses performed their …
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THÉ DANSANT — /tay dahonn sahonn"/ , pl. thés dansants /tay dahonn sahonn"/ . French. a tea dance.
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RONCESVALLES — /ron"seuh valz'/ ; Sp. /rddawn'thes vah"lyes/ , n. a village in N Spain, in the Pyrenees: defeat of part of …
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CAPATAZ — /kah'pah tahth", -tahs"/ ; Eng. /kap'euh tahz"/ , n. , pl. capataces /-tah"thes, -ses/ ; Eng. /-tah"siz/ . Spanish. a …
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THIS — I. ˈthis, thəs pronoun ( plural these ˈthēz) Etymology: Middle English, pronoun & adjective, from Old English thes (masculine), this …
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CYCLADES — geographical name or Modern Greek Ki·klá·dhes kē-ˈklä-(ˌ)thes islands Greece in the S Aegean area 993 square miles (2572 square kilometers …
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CÁDIZ — ˈkä-(ˌ)thēs geographical name 1. province SW Spain in Andalusia area 2851 square miles (7384 square kilometers ), population 1,078,404 2. …
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THOSE — Etymology: Middle English, from those these, from Old English thās, plural of thes this — more at this plural of …
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THÉ DANSANT — noun ( plural thés dansants same ) Etymology: French Date: 1819 : tea dance
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