AUTOS

Meaning of AUTOS in English

plural of auto

present third singular of auto

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AUTOS — Автомобили
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AUTOS — Автоматическое
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AUTOS — Автоматический
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AUTOS — Автоматическая
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AUTOS — Автомобили
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AUTOS-DA-FÉ — plural of auto-da-fe
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AUTOS DE FÉ — plural of auto de fé
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AUTOS-DA-FÉ — plural of auto-da-fé
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AUTOS-DE-FE — (pl. ) of Auto-de-fe
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AUTOS-DA-FE — (pl. ) of Auto-da-fe
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AUTOS-DE-FE — ( pl. ) of Auto-de-fe
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AUTOS-DA-FE — [autos-da-fe] pl of auto-da-fe
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AUTO-DA-FÉ — noun (plural autos-da-fé) Etymology: Portuguese auto da fé, literally, act of the faith Date: 1723 the ceremony accompanying the pronouncement …
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AUT- — or auto- combining form Etymology: Greek, from autos same, -self, self self ; same one , automatic ; self-acting
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CONSUMER GOODS — Any tangible commodity purchased by households to satisfy their wants and needs. Consumer goods may be durable or nondurable. Durable …
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PREWAR — I. (ˈ)prē+ adjective Etymology: pre- + war, n. : occurring or existing before a war (as the Civil War, World …
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PHASE — I. ˈfāz noun ( -s ) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Late Latin, from Greek phasech, phasek, from Hebrew pesaḥ — …
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BREAKER — I. ˈbrākə(r) noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English breker, from breken to break + -er — more at break …
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TAUT- — combining form or tauto- Etymology: Late Latin, from Greek, from tautos identical, from to auto the same, from to, neuter …
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IPSE DIXIT — ˌipsēˈdiksə̇t noun ( plural ipse dixits ) Etymology: Latin, literally, he himself said it, translation of Greek (Doric) autos epha; …
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HEAUTOPHANY — ˌhēˌȯˈtäfənē noun ( -es ) Etymology: Greek heautou of oneself (from he oneself + autos self) + English -phany : …
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BUCKET SEAT — noun : a low separate seat that is designed for one person and that has a rounded back, is often …
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AUTO DE FÉ — noun ( plural autos de fé ) Etymology: Spanish, from Portuguese auto da fé : auto-da-fé
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AUTO-DA-FÉ — |au̇]d.ədəˈfā, |ȯ], ]d.(ˌ)ōd-, ]təd-, ](ˌ)tōd- noun ( plural autos-da-fé -əzd-, -ōzd-\) Etymology: Portuguese auto da fé, literally, act of the …
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AUT- — combining form or auto- Etymology: Greek, from autos; perhaps akin to Latin aut or — more at eke 1. a. …
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AUTO SACRAMENTAL — (Spanish: sacramental act), Spanish dramatic genre that reached its height in the 17th century with autos written by the playwright …
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DAIMLER-BENZ AG — German auto manufacturer of Mercedes-Benz luxury cars, jet and motor-vehicle engines, heavy-duty trucks, and buses. Headquarters are in Stuttgart. Daimler-Benz …
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CLAVIJO Y FAJARDO, JOS — born 1730, Lanzarote, Spain died 1806, Madrid Spanish naturalist and man of letters known for his campaign against public performance …
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CALDERON DE LA BARCA, PEDRO — Additional reading Biblioteca de autores espaoles, vol. 7, 9, 12, 14 (194445); Obras completas, new ed., vol. 1, Dramas, vol. …
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AUTO — au ‧ to /ˈɔːtəʊ $ ˈɒːtoʊ/ BrE AmE noun ( plural autos ) [countable] [ Date: 1800-1900 ; Origin: automobile …
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