Annika Asklund
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episcopal
Pertaining to the office of bishop (Greek: episkopos), hence episcopal consecration, the episcopal college, episcopal conferences (883, 887, 1557). "Episcopate" is a collective noun referring to all those who have received sacramental ordination as bishops.
episkopal
Pertaining to the office of bishop (Greek: episkopos), hence episcopal consecration, the episcopal college, episcopal conferences (883, 887, 1557). "Episcopate" is a collective noun referring to all those who have received sacramental ordination as bishops.
scavenger
An organism that feeds habitually on refuse or carrion.
asätare
En organism som livnär sig vanligtvis på vägra eller kadaver.
large intestine
Comes after the small intestine. Large because it is wider than the small intestine.
tjocktarm
Kommer efter tunntarmen. Stora eftersom det är bredare än tunntarmen.
idea
From the greek eidos, meaning a visible image, form or shape; typically, the term suggests a mental conception, image or notion. In platonic philosophy, it designates an immaterial, universal, and eternal pattern or type of any class of thing, of which ...
idé
From the greek eidos, meaning a visible image, form or shape; typically, the term suggests a mental conception, image or notion. In platonic philosophy, it designates an immaterial, universal, and eternal pattern or type of any class of thing, of which ...
a
function words; articles and pronouns; indefinite article
en/ett
funktionen ord; artiklar och pronomen; obestämd artikel
optic nerve
The optic nerve connects the eye to the brain. It carries the impulses formed by the retina, the nerve layer that lines the back of the eye and senses light and creates impulses. These impulses are dispatched through the optic nerve to the brain, which ...
synnerven
Synnerven ansluter ögat till hjärnan. Det bär de impulser som bildas av näthinnan, det nerv lager som linjer på baksidan av ögat och känner av ljus och skapar impulser. Dessa impulser sänds genom synnerven till hjärnan, som tolkar dem som bilder.
Federico Fellini
Federico Fellini, Knight Grand Cross (January 20, 1920 – October 31, 1993), an Italian film director. He is considered one of the most influential and widely revered filmmakers of the 20th century. His most famous films include: La Strada (1955), La Dolce ...
Federico Fellini
Federico Fellini, riddare med stora korset (20 januari 1920, död 31 oktober 1993), en italiensk regissör. Han anses vara en av de mest inflytelserika och allmänt hyllade filmskapare av 1900-talet. Hans mest kända filmer är: La Strada (1955), La Dolce Vita ...
church
The name given the "convocation" or "assembly" of the People God has called together from "the ends of the earth. " In Christian usage, the word "Church" has three inseparable meanings: the People that God gathers in the whole world; the particular or local ...
kyrka
The name given the "convocation" or "assembly" of the People God has called together from "the ends of the earth. " In Christian usage, the word "Church" has three inseparable meanings: the People that God gathers in the whole world; the particular or local ...
pumps
Women's dress shoes, usually slip on, often with enclosed toe and sides
pumps
Kvinnors finskor, vanligtvis slip på, ofta med sluten tå och sidor
sole leather
Any heavy leather (usually cattle-hide), used for the soles of shoes.
lädersula
Någon tung läder (vanligtvis nötkreatur-dölja), används för skosulor.
