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Qu'est-ce (qui) est -acity - définition
-acity
¦ suffix forming nouns of quality or state corresponding to adjectives ending in -acious (such as audacity corresponding to audacious).
Origin
from Fr. -acite or L. -acitas.
Action Action Action
1967 STUDIO ALBUM BY JACKIE MCLEAN
Action Action Action (aka Action) is an album by American saxophonist Jackie McLean recorded in 1964 and released on the Blue Note label.Jackie McLean discography accessed October 18, 2010 It features McLean in a quintet with trumpeter Charles Tolliver, vibraphonist Bobby Hutcherson, bassist Cecil McBee and drummer Billy Higgins.
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PLAYING CARD
Ace (card); Ace of diamonds; Ace of clubs; Ace (playing card); The ace; 🃁; 🃑
1) ass, fool
I ran into a wall today, and felt like an ace.
2) excellent, great
I had an ace time at Jeff's party!
3) one's best friend
Jim's my ace.
I ran into a wall today, and felt like an ace.
2) excellent, great
I had an ace time at Jeff's party!
3) one's best friend
Jim's my ace.
Exemples du corpus de texte pour -acity
1. "If the rise in unemployment means spare cap–acity rose last year, the opposite was apparently not the case over the preceding decade or so," he says.
2. But worldwide cap–acity has inc–reased, in part because of the advent of fas–ter presses and because numerous producers – including the Mint – increased capacity in the run–up to the introduction of the euro.