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  • 31pare — per /peÉ™ v. cut off, chop off; cut away, trim away, peel; reduce, diminish …

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  • 32pare — v.tr. 1 a trim or shave (esp. fruit and vegetables) by cutting away the surface or edge. b (often foll. by off, away) cut off (the surface or edge). 2 (often foll. by away, down) diminish little by little. Derivatives: parer n. Etymology: ME f.… …

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  • 33pare — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) v. t. peel, trim, cut, shave, slice; reduce, shorten. See layer, contraction, divestment, deduction, narrowness. II (Roget s IV) v. 1. [To peel] Syn. skin, scalp, strip, flay; see cut 1 , shave 1 …

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  • 34pare v — Taking skin off fruit you might be paring a pair of pears …

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  • 35pare — v. a. 1. Peel (by the use of a knife). 2. Clip, cut, shave off. 3. Diminish (gradually), lessen, reduce …

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  • 36pare — v 1. peel, skin, decorticate, excoriate, bark, cut or strip the skin from; shell, husk, shuck. 2. prune, crop, top, cut back, reduce, cut down to size; trim, clip, shear, shave, mow, cut short, dock; cut off or away, lop, remove, retrench. 3. cut …

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  • 37Paré — /paˈreɪ/ (say pah ray) noun Ambroise /ɒ̃ˈbrwaz/ (say on brwahz), 1510–90, French surgeon, who reintroduced the practice of tying off arteries to prevent haemorrhage, especially after amputation …

  • 38Saikyō Pare Parade — Dies ist eine Liste der Musikveröffentlichungen die aus der Anime Fernsehserie Die Melancholie der Haruhi Suzumiya (jap. 涼宮ハルヒの憂鬱, Suzumiya Haruhi no Yūutsu) hervorgingen. Die Serie selbst ist eine Umsetzung der Light Novel Vorlage und des… …

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  • 39Kategoria e Parë 1930 — Meister SK Tirana Mannschaften 6 Spiele 32 Tore 81 Tore/Spiel …

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  • 40Kategoria e Parë 1957 — Meister FK Partizani Tirana Pokalsieger FK Partizani Tirana Relegation ↓ Puna Kavaja Absteiger Spartaku Ti …

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