pros
Singular of pros is pro.
prorating · proration · prorogue · prorogued · proroguing · pros · prosaic · prosaically · prosaicness · proscenia · proscenium
"Vorteile" je najbolji prevod za "pros" sa engleskog na nemački
Singular of pros is pro.
prorating · proration · prorogue · prorogued · proroguing · pros · prosaic · prosaically · prosaicness · proscenia · proscenium
1. Like prose; common-place.
2. Everyday, ordinary
3. Characteristic of prose as distinguished from poetry; factual
commonplace · earthbound · humdrum · matter-of-fact · pedestrian · prosy · unexciting · unglamorous · unglamourous · uninteresting · unrhetorical
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In a matter-of-fact manner; SYN. unimaginatively.
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Množina: prosaicnesses
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Singular of proscenia is proscenium.
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Množina: proscenia
ETYM Latin, from Greek; pro before + skene a tent, a wooden stage, the stage. Related to Scene.
1. The part of a modern theater stage between the curtain and the orchestra (ie, in front of the curtain); SYN. forestage.
2. The wall that separates the stage from the auditorium in a modern theater; SYN. proscenium wall.
3. Part of the stage in front of the curtain.
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1. To denounce and condemn; to outlaw; to prohibit
2. To doom to destruction; to put out of the protection of law; to outlaw; to exile.
3. Outlaw; prohibit; condemn as harmful.
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ausschließen · nicht erlauben · nicht gestatten · prohibieren · unterbinden · untersagen · zensieren · zensurieren · (einer) Versuchung standhalten · (sich etwas) verbieten · (sich etwas) verkneifen · (sich etwas) versagen
forbidden · impermissible · out · prohibited · taboo · tabu · verboten
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Množina: proscriptions
ETYM Latin proscriptio: cf. French proscription.
1. The state of being proscribed or outlawed; denunciation; interdiction; prohibition.
2. The act of proscribing; a dooming to death or exile; outlawry; specifically, among the ancient Romans, the public offer of a reward for the head of a political enemy.
ban · banishment · prohibition
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Ächtung · Ausgrenzung · Ausschluss · Bann · Bannfluch · Bannstrahl · Untersagung · Verbannung · Verdammung · Verfemung · Prohibition · Indizierung · Informationssperre · Zensur · (ein) Nein · Anordnung · (...) zu unterlassen · Anweisung · (...) zu unterlassen · Machtwort