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Was (wer) ist nonsuch - definition
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Nonsuch (disambiguation); Nonsuch (ship)
Nonsuch
·noun ·see Nonesuch.
nonsuch
['n?ns?t?]
¦ noun
1. (also nonesuch) archaic a person or thing regarded as perfect or excellent.
2. a small medick grown as a constituent of grazing pasture. [Medicago lupulina.]
Origin
C17: coined on the pattern of nonpareil.
English ship Nonsuch (1603)
ENGLISH WARSHIP, BUILT 1603
English ship Philip and Mary; English ship Nonpareil (1584); HMS Nonsuch (1603); HMS Philip and Mary; HMS Nonpareil (1584); HMS Philip & Mary
Nonsuch was a galleon of the English Navy. She was built on the orders of Queen Mary (reign, 1553–1558) in 1555–56 as the Philip and Mary and renamed twice during her career — first to Nonpareil when she was rebuilt at Deptford in 1584, and later as Nonsuch when she was again rebuilt from 1603 to 1605.
Beispiele aus Textkorpus für nonsuch
1. It‘s been ten weeks since the star last saw the 10–year–old white bearded collie cross after she disappeared when Lionel‘s wife Susan was walking her in Nonsuch Park in Ewell, Surrey.
2. The recordings of Scott Joplins piano rags by the pianist Joshua Rifkin (licensed from Warners Nonsuch label) enjoyed great success.When Gerry Rafferty left the Humblebums to pursue a successful solo career the rest of the group fell into disarray.
3. Paul Cuthbert, assistant headteacher of Nonsuch High School for Girls, a grammar in Cheam, said: "We were advised to discourage students from applying this year unless they had seven A× GCSEs.
4. In the Gloucestershire town of Stroud, Sutton Publishing is resurrecting the great chronicler of engineering and engineers, LTC Rolt; while nearby Nonsuch Classics is picking up titles that were once huge bestsellers but have somehow got lost – The Adventures of Verdant Green, an Oxford Freshman, by the pseudonymous Cuthbert Bede, as well as the work of Judge Haliburton, author of The Clockmaker: The Sayings and Doings of Samuel Slick of Slickville.