PRAEPOSITUS

Meaning of PRAEPOSITUS in English

noun

see prepositus

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PREPOSITIVE — adjective Etymology: Late Latin praepositivus, from Latin praepositus, past participle of praeponere Date: 1583 put before ; prefixed, ~ly adverb
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PROVOST — ˈprōˌvōst, ˈprävəst, ˈprōvəst, esp as attributive ˈprō(ˌ)vō noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English provost, provest, partly from Old English …
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PREPOSITUS — noun also prae·pos·i·tus prēˈpäzəd.əs ( plural preposi·ti also praeposi·ti -ˌtī) Etymology: Medieval Latin, abbot, prior, provost, from Latin praepositus director, …
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PREPOSITURE — noun also prae·pos·i·ture -əchə(r) ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English prepositure, from Medieval Latin praepositura, from Late Latin, position of …
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PREPOSITOR — noun or prae·pos·i·tor prēˈpäzəˌtȯ(ə)r ( -s ) Etymology: Medieval Latin, from Latin praepositus (past participle of praeponere ) + -or …
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PREPOSITIVE — adjective Etymology: Late Latin praepositivus, from Latin praepositus (past participle of praeponere to put in front + -ivus -ive : …
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PREPOSITION — ˌprepəˈzishən noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English preposicioun, from Latin praeposition-, praepositio (translation of Greek prothesis ), from praepositus …
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PRAEPOSTOR — noun or pre·pos·tor prēˈpästə(r) ; also prae·pos·i·tor or pre·pos·i·tor -äzət- ( -s ) Etymology: Medieval Latin praepositor, praepostor, from Latin …
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PROVOST — ˌprō-(ˌ)vō noun Etymology: Middle English, from Old English profost & Anglo-French provost, from Medieval Latin propositus, alteration of praepositus, from …
Merriam-Webster's Collegiate English vocabulary
PREPOSITIVE — adjective Etymology: Late Latin praepositivus, from Latin praepositus, past participle of praeponere Date: 1583 : put before : prefixed • …
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PROVOST — [ 'prɒvəst ] ■ noun 1》 Brit. the position of head in certain university colleges and public schools. ↘ N. …
Concise Oxford English vocab
PRAEPOSTOR — [ prɪ'pɒstə ] (also prepostor ) ■ noun Brit. (at some public schools) a prefect or monitor. Origin C18: from …
Concise Oxford English vocab
PROVOST — [pro.vost] n [ME, fr. OE profost & OF provost, fr. ML propositus, alter. of praepositus, fr. L, one in charge, …
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PREPOSITIVE — [pre.pos.i.tive] adj [LL praepositivus, fr. L praepositus, pp. of praeponere] (1583): put before: prefixed -- pre.pos.i.tive.ly adv
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ABBOT — Late Latin and Greek Abbas, the superior of a monastic community that follows the Benedictine Rule (Benedictines, Cistercians, Camaldolese, Trappists) …
Britannica English vocabulary
PROVOST — / ˈprɒvəst; NAmE ˈproʊvoʊst/ (also Provost ) noun 1. (in Britain) the person in charge of a college at some …
Oxford Advanced Learner's English Dictionary
PROVOST — Prov ‧ ost BrE AmE , provost /ˈprɒvəst $ ˈproʊvoʊst/ noun [countable] [ Date: 900-1000 ; Language: Old French ; …
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
PROVOST — n. 1 Brit. the head of some colleges esp. at Oxford or Cambridge. 2 Eccl. a the head of a …
Английский основной разговорный словарь
PRAEPOSTOR — n. (also prepostor) Brit. (at some public schools) a prefect or monitor. [praepositor alt. f. L praepositus past part. of …
Английский основной разговорный словарь
PROVOST — n. 1 Brit. the head of some colleges esp. at Oxford or Cambridge. 2 Eccl. a the head of a …
Concise Oxford English Dictionary
PRAEPOSTOR — n. (also prepostor) Brit. (at some public schools) a prefect or monitor. [ praepositor alt. f. L praepositus past part. …
Concise Oxford English Dictionary
PROVOST — n.1 Brit. the head of some colleges esp. at Oxford or Cambridge. 2 Eccl. a the head of a chapter …
Oxford English vocab
PRAEPOSTOR — n. (also prepostor) Brit. (at some public schools) a prefect or monitor. Etymology: praepositor alt. f. L praepositus past part. …
Oxford English vocab
ДОМИНАТ — государственный строй Римской империи начиная с Диоклетиана (правил в 284-305 н.э.), когда император стал в полном смысле властителем, или господином …
Русский словарь Colier

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