FAGAN

Meaning of FAGAN in English

the Hebrew benefactor of Oliver Twist, whose name did not fit his religion.

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FAGAN — Fagan BrE AmE ˈfeɪɡ ə n
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ST FAGAN'S — St Fagan's BrE AmE s ə n t ˈfæɡ ə nz AmE \ seɪnt-
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FAGAN INSPECTION — инспекция программ (методология формального анализа, применяемая по завершении программирования модуля)
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FAGAN INSPECTION — инспекция программ (методология формального анализа, применяемая по завершении программирования модуля)
Большой Англо-Русский словарь
FAGAN INSPECTION — инспекция программ (методология формального анализа, применяемая по завершении программирования модуля )
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HOLIDAY, BILLIE — orig. Eleanora Fagan born April 7, 1915, Baltimore, Md., U.S. died July 17, 1959, New York, N.Y. U.S. jazz singer. …
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FAIN — I. ˈfān adjective ( -er/-est ) Etymology: Middle English fagen, fayn, from Old English fægen; akin to Old Saxon fagin, …
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