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Τι (ποιος) είναι puf - ορισμός
Winnie the Pooh: Seasons of Giving; The House at Pooh Corner; Winnie the Pooh: A Very Merry Pooh Year; Piglet's Big Movie; Pooh; Leitão, o Filme; Piglet - O filme; Ursinho Puff; Joanica-Puff; Dudu-de-Puf; Leitão: O Filme
![Guru]] foi perdido há muito tempo; os outros personagens foram criados para as histórias.](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/The original Winnie the Pooh toys.jpg?width=200 "Guru]] foi perdido há muito tempo; os outros personagens foram criados para as histórias.")
Puf!
interj.
(designativa de cansaço, enfado, etc.) Cf. Camillo, "Doze Casam.", 101 e 187.
(designativa de cansaço, enfado, etc.) Cf. Camillo, "Doze Casam.", 101 e 187.
puf!
interj Onomatopéia de queda de algo fofo. Exprime cansaço, enfado etc.
puf
interj.
1 exclamação que indica enfado, cansaço
2 onomatopéia que expressa o ruído de queda ou choque
tropeçou e p. no chão
-etim orig.onom.; cp. 1 pufe -par pufe(s.m.)
1 exclamação que indica enfado, cansaço
2 onomatopéia que expressa o ruído de queda ou choque
tropeçou e p. no chão
-etim orig.onom.; cp. 1 pufe -par pufe(s.m.)
Βικιπαίδεια
Ursinho Pooh
O Ursinho Puff, ou Dudu-de-Puf, Joanica-Puff, Ursinho Pooh (no original inglês, "Winnie the Pooh"), é um urso fictício criado pelo escritor inglês Alan Alexander Milne e os direitos sobre as suas histórias pertencem à Disney.
Παραδείγματα από το σώμα κειμένου για puf
1. November 17 2005 02:00 Do you have a view on "Huf–Puf"? Or perhaps you‘re more interested in "Nokkie–Stokkie", Kiwi–Aussie or any other of the popular foreign exchange trades that don‘t involve the dollar.
2. Some investors in eastern Europe have preferred to play the Hungarian forint (Huf, in market slang) and its worsening budget deficit wrangles against its near neighbours rather than the euro, where trade is more influenced by the dollar than the Polish zloty (resulting in "Huf–Puf"). The forint is managed within a trading band by the monetary authorities, but investors are betting that if the government delays euro entry, it could fall sharply.