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GERMINAL - traducción al árabe
GERMINAL
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Germinal (disambiguation)
الصفة
جُرْثُوميّ ; مِيكْرُوبِيّ
germinal
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Germinal (disambiguation)
مُنْتِش
germinal
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Germinal (disambiguation)
جرثومى فى أول مراحل / النمو / التطور
Definición
germinal
¦ adjective
1. relating to or of the nature of a germ cell or embryo.
2. in the earliest stage of development.
providing material for future development.
Derivatives
germinally adverb
Origin
C19: from L. germen, germin- 'sprout, seed' + -al.
Ejemplos de uso de GERMINAL
1. Mr Cook‘s sons Chris and Peter read from the former foreign secretary‘s memoir, Point of Departure, and from Zola‘s Germinal respectively.
2. I think there are certain episodes in the life that really form a constellation, and that‘s the germinal point of the poems.
3. It is about the rise and fall of the Repository for Germinal Choice, the sperm bank that opened in 1'80 and purported to offer top–echelon sperm –"dazzling, backflipping, 175 IQ sperm" – courtesy of Nobel Prize winners.
4. Labor market analysis shows that for many high schoolers, especially those who aren‘t college–bound, the summer job is the kind of germinal work experience that can set the tone for a successful career.
5. And yet most of his best work was done between 1'7' and 1''3; since Germinal, his films have generally been a disappointment, more Crime Spree (2003), 102 Dalmatians (2000) and Bimboland (1''8) than Cyrano de Bergerac (1''0), Jean de Florette (1'86) and Le Dernier Métro (1'80). John Updike‘s famous poetic lament (‘I think that I shall never view/A French film without Depardieu‘) may still be valid in France, but most of his more recent performances haven‘t crossed the Channel, let alone the Atlantic.