SPES

Meaning of SPES in English

[Roman] The personified Roman goddess of hope. She had a sanctuary on the vegetable market. Spes is portrayed as a young woman holding a cornucopia and a flower.

Encyclopedia Mythica English dictionary. Английский энциклопедический словарь греческой мифологии. 2012

SPES — Надежда
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SPES RECUPERANDI — |spāsrə̇ˌküpəˈrän(ˌ)dē noun Etymology: Late Latin : hope of recovery of captured goods
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SPES PHTHISICA — ˈspāˈstizə̇kə noun Etymology: New Latin, phthisic hope : a state of euphoria believed to occur in patients with pulmonary tuberculosis
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SPES RECONVALESCENDI — надежда на выздоровление (лат.)
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SPES RECONVALESCENDI — надежда на выздоровление (лат.)
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SALE OF A SPES — торг., юр., брит. продажа риска* (согласно закону "О продаже товаров" 1979 г., подразделение класса продаж будущих товаров; продажа будущих товаров …
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SPEED — I. noun Etymology: Middle English spede, from Old English spēd; akin to Old High German spuot prosperity, ~, Old English …
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SPEED — I. ˈspēd noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English spede, from Old English spēd; akin to Old High German spuot …
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DESPAIR — I. də̇ˈspa(a)](ə)r, dēˈ-, -pe], ]ə\ verb ( -ed/-ing/-s ) Etymology: Middle English despeiren, from Middle French desperer (assumed Anglo-French 3d …
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SPERATE — ˈspiˌrāt adjective Etymology: Latin speratus, past participle of sperare to hope; akin to Latin spes hope — more at speed …
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PROSPER — ˈpräspə(r) verb ( prospered ; prospered ; prospering -p(ə)riŋ ; prospers ) Etymology: Middle English prosperen, from Middle French prosperer, …
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DESPECIATE — (ˈ)dē|spēs(h)ēˌāt transitive verb ( -ed/-ing/-s ) Etymology: de- + species + -ate : to remove the characteristic antigenicity of (a …
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STEREOSPECIFIC — — stereospecificity /ster'ee oh spes'euh fis"i tee, stear'-/ , n. /ster'ee oh speuh sif"ik, stear'-/ , adj. Chem. 1. (of …
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SPESSARTITE — /spes"euhr tuyt'/ , n. Mineral. a yellow or red manganese-aluminum garnet, used as a semiprecious gem. Also called spessartine /spes"euhr …
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SPECIMEN — /spes"euh meuhn/ , n. 1. a part or an individual taken as exemplifying a whole mass or number; a typical …
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SPECIFY — — specificative /spes"euh fi kay'tiv/ , adj. — specificatively , adv. — specifier , n. /spes"euh fuy'/ , v. , …
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SPECIFICITY — /spes'euh fis"i tee/ , n. 1. the quality or state of being specific. 2. Biochem. , Pharm. the selective attachment …
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SPECIFICATION — /spes'euh fi kay"sheuhn/ , n. 1. the act of specifying. 2. Usually, specifications . a detailed description or assessment of …
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SPECIFIABLE — /spes"euh fuy'euh beuhl/ , adj. that can be specified. [ 1655-65; SPECIFY + -ABLE ]
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ESPERANCE — /es"peuhr euhns/ , n. Obs. hope. [ 1400-50; late ME esperaunce esperance sperantia, equiv. to L sperant- (s. of sperans …
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DESPAIR — — despairer , n. /di spair"/ , n. 1. loss of hope; hopelessness. 2. someone or something that causes hopelessness: …
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SPEED — I. ˈspēd noun Etymology: Middle English spede, from Old English spēd; akin to Old High German spuot prosperity, speed, Old …
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DESPAIR — I. di-ˈsper verb Etymology: Middle English despeiren, from Anglo-French desperer, from Latin desperare, from de- + sperare to hope; akin …
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SPESSARTITE — [spes.sar.tite] or spes.sar.tine n [F, fr. Spessart mountain range, Germany] (1868): a manganese aluminum garnet usu. containing other elements (as …
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SPEED — [speed] n [ME spede, fr. OE sped; akin to OHG spuot prosperity, speed, OE spowan to succeed, L spes hope, …
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DESPAIR — [de.spair] vb [ME despeiren, fr. MF desperer, fr. L desperare, fr. de- + sperare to hope; akin to L spes …
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LUTHER, MARTIN — born Nov. 10, 1483, Eisleben, Saxony died Feb. 18, 1546, Eisleben German preacher, biblical scholar, and linguist whose Ninety-five Theses, …
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OPENING — I. noun COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES an opening bid (= the first bid ) ▪ The opening bid was only …
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UNCONDITIONAL SALE — торг., юр., брит. безусловная продажа (один из случаев продажи риска, согласно судебному прецеденту "Хауэл против Купленда": продажа несуществующего товара, существование …
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SALE OF A MERE CHANCE — торг., юр., брит. продажа чистого риска* (согласно судебному прецеденту"Хауэл против Купленда", продажа несуществующего товара, существование которого так и не наступает, …
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