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Vocabulário Português Brasileiro-Espanhol - 5000 Palavras

Author : Andrey Taranov

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Page : 146 pages

File Size : 20,98 MB

Release : 2018-12-11

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ISBN : 9781787673731

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VOCABULÁRIO PORTUGUÊS BRASILEIRO-ESPANHOL - 5000 PALAVRAS MAIS ÚTEIS Os LIVROS DE VOCABULÁRIO da T&P Books destinam-se a ajudar a aprender, a memorizar, e a rever palavras estrangeiras. O dicionário contém mais de 5000 palavras de uso corrente. Recomendado como material de apoio adicional para qualquer curso de línguas. Satisfaz as necessidades dos iniciados e dos alunos avançados de línguas estrangeiras. Conveniente para o uso diário, sessões de revisão e atividades de auto-teste. Permite avaliar o seu vocabulário atual. Este livro também pode ser usado por estrangeiros para aprender Português. ESTA EDIÇÃO REVISTA (Português do Brasil, 02.2019) contém 155 tópicos, incluindo: Conceitos básicos, Números, Unidades de medida, Os verbos mais importantes, Tempo, Calendário, Dia e noite, Meses, Estações do Ano, Viagens, Turismo, Cidade, Compras, Roupas & Acessórios, Cosméticos, Telefone, Conversação telefónica, Línguas estrangeiras, Refeições, Restaurante, Membros da família, Corpo humano, Medicina, Mobiliário, Eletrodomésticos, Terra, Tempo, Catástrofes naturais, Fauna, Animais selvagens, Países do mundo, e muito mais ... CARACTERÍSTICAS ESPECIAIS dos vocabulários bilingues da T&P Books: As palavras estão organizadas de acordo com o seu significado, e não por ordem alfabética. O conteúdo é apresentado em três colunas para facilitar os processos de revisão e auto-teste. Cada tema é composto por pequenos blocos de unidades léxicas similares. O vocabulário disponibiliza uma transcrição adequada e simples para cada palavra estrangeira. CASO TENHA alguma dúvida, sugestão ou comentário, por favor entre em contacto connosco: [email protected].



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Author : Library of Congress

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Page : 552 pages

File Size : 37,16 MB

Release : 1950

Category : Catalogs, Subject

ISBN :

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Library of Congress Catalog

Author : Library of Congress

Publisher :

Page : 552 pages

File Size : 43,55 MB

Release : 1950

Category : Catalogs, Subject

ISBN :

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A cumulative list of works represented by Library of Congress printed cards.



Titanic, Destination Disaster

Author : John P. Eaton

Publisher : W. W. Norton & Company

Page : 196 pages

File Size : 32,92 MB

Release : 1996

Category : History

ISBN : 9780393315134

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Clears up misconceptions about the sinking of the Titanic, describes the ship's construction, and recounts the discovery of the ship's wreckage.





Critical Social Research

Author : Lee Harvey

Publisher : Routledge

Page : 278 pages

File Size : 36,64 MB

Release : 1990

Category : Social Science

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This guide to critical social research is not concerned with simply describing techniques of data collection, but rather through the exploration of a number of case studies of critical social research it sets out and then explores the nature of critical social research methodology.



Blaikie's Guide to Modern Manners

Author : Thomas Blaikie

Publisher : HarperCollins UK

Page : 40 pages

File Size : 46,32 MB

Release : 2005

Category : Cooking

ISBN : 0007203012

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A witty yet practical short guide to modern manners that, like Lynne Truss, takes a subject often treated in a stuffy, high-handed way and deals with it lightly and humorously. Until recently, social conduct (as it was known), was illogical but easy. There were rules, and everybody knew and adhered to them. 'Don't hold your knife like a pen.' 'Offer to pass your neighbour the salt/ pepper/ water/ butter. Don't wait for them to ask.' 'When you have finished, leave your knife and fork at six o'clock/ four o'clock/ nine o'clock with the prongs of the fork turned up/ turned down.' Scarcely a trace remains now of this bizarre labyrinthine world of 'manners.' 'Come as you are, ' we say, 'Be yourself.' But the age of emails and metrosexuality has thrown up a whole new set of social dilemmas. We don't know what to do. Our free-and-easy ways have left us in a vacuum of uncertainty and embarrassment. Take the nightmare of social kissing. How many times? In what order? Where? At what stage of an acquaintanceship? What about thanking? Do you have to thank at all? What do you do if a guest wants to smoke in your house? What do you wear to a dinner party? Do you have to bring a bottle? Something has got to be done, and Thomas Blaikie, author of You Look Awfully Like the Queen, is the man to do it. He'll tell you how to tip, how and when to 'drop in' on a friend, how to send condolences (is email good enough? will a text message do?), how to avoid being a party bore, how to react politely to flirtation from someone of the opposite sexual persuasion, and myriad other twenty-first-century social traumas



Gypsy Masala

Author : Preethi Nair

Publisher : HarperCollins UK

Page : 58 pages

File Size : 40,9 MB

Release : 2010-06-17

Category : Fiction

ISBN : 0007391471

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‘Dynamite’ Bookseller ‘A heart-warming read’ Guardian ‘A witty, evocative read that’ll keep you gripped’ Company ‘A little gem of fiction’ New Woman



The Chomsky Update (RLE Linguistics A: General Linguistics)

Author : Raphael Salkie

Publisher : Routledge

Page : 257 pages

File Size : 28,17 MB

Release : 2014-01-10

Category : Language Arts & Disciplines

ISBN : 113474076X

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Noam Chomsky has been described as ‘arguably the most important intellectual alive’. His revolutionary work in linguistics has aroused intense scholarly interest, while his trenchant critique of United States foreign policy and his incisive analysis of the role of intellectuals in modern society have made him a prominent public figure. Raphael Salkie’s timely book introduces the two parts of Chomsky’s work and explores the connections between them. He provides an accessible and up-to-date introduction to Chomsky’s linguistics, laying out his basic assumptions and aims – in particular, his consistent drive to make linguistics a science – and looking at a sample of Chomsky’s recent work. He examines the implications for other fields such as philosophy and psychology, as well as the main challenges to Chomsky’s position. Raphael Salkie also sets out the key themes in Chomsky’s political writings and his libertarian socialist views. He contrasts the ‘official line’ on US foreign policy – the view that the US is a ‘well-meaning, blundering giant’ – with Chomsky’s carefully argued alternative view. By focusing on Chomsky’s conception of human nature and human freedom the author draws out the links between the two sides of Chomsky’s work, in the belief that both sides raise issues which can profitably be explored. The author also provides a carefully annotated guide to further reading. As an experienced teacher of linguistics with a commitment to political activism, Raphael Salkie is uniquely qualified to present this introduction to one of the seminal thinkers of our time. First published in 1990.