Wat (wie) is -ad - definitie
GEHENNA ALBUM
Ad arma ad arma; Ad arma; Ad Arma Ad Arma
-ad
-ad1 [ad, ?d]
¦ suffix forming nouns:
1. in collective numerals: myriad.
2. in names of females in classical mythology: dryad.
3. in names of poems and similar compositions: Iliad.
4. forming names of members of some taxonomic groupings: bromeliad.
Origin
from the Gk ending -as, -ad-.
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-ad2 [?d]
¦ suffix forming nouns such as ballad, salad. Compare with -ade2.
Origin
from Fr. -ade.
Ad (name)
MALE GIVEN NAME
Ad (given name)
Ad is a first name. It is common in the Netherlands, where it is almost always short for Adrianus or Adriaan.
Ad blocking
SOFTWARE THAT CAN REMOVE OR ALTER ADVERTISING CONTENT FROM A WEB PAGE, WEBSITE, OR A MOBILE APP
Ad blocker; Ads blocking; Adblocking; Adblock; Ad-blocking; Ad filtering; Adblocker; Ad blocking software; Ad-blocker; Countermeasures against ad blocking software; Ad block; Ad blockers; Ad blocker detection
Ad blocking or ad filtering is a software capability for blocking or altering online advertising in a web browser, an application or a network. This may be done using browser extensions or other methods.
Wikipedia
Malice (Gehenna album)
Malice (Our Third Spell) is the second full-length album by the Norwegian black metal band Gehenna.
Uitspraakvoorbeelden voor -ad
1. AD.
Archaeological Computing Evolution _ Dominic Powlesland _ Talks at Google
2. 80 AD to 230 AD.
Elizabeth Greene _ Talks at Google
3. ad during "Glee," an amazing ad.
LGBT Advocacy _ Wilson Cruz _ Talks at Google
4. AD: Oh,
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5. Ad hoc.
Songs of the Road _ SongCraft Presents _ Talks at Google
Voorbeelden uit tekstcorpus voor -ad
1. Serve ad infinitum and quite possibly ad nauseam.
2. Within days of MoveOn‘s ad questioning Petraeus, Freedom‘s Watch ran its own ad denouncing it.
3. The McCain ad, in other words, wasn‘t really much of an ad at all.
4. Aides described Richardson‘s ad as more targeted than some of his past buys of ad time.
5. Then there was this amazing ad–lib speech, which was clearly not ad lib at all!