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O que (quem) é hap - definição

WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE

Hap; HAP (disambiguation)

HAP

Host Access Protocol (Reference: RFC 907/1221)

Hap

·noun A cloak or plaid.

II. Hap ·vt To Clothe; to Wrap.

III. Hap ·vi To Happen; to Befall; to Chance.

IV. Hap ·noun That which happens or comes suddenly or unexpectedly; also, the manner of occurrence or taking place; chance; fortune; accident; casual event; fate; luck; lot.

hap

archaic

¦ noun luck; fortune.

¦ verb (haps, happing, happed) come about by chance; happen.

Origin

ME: from ON happ.

Wikipédia

HAP

Hap or HAP may refer to:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HAP

Exemplos do corpo de texto para hap

1. The event coincided with a successful donation project operated by the Defense Department called the Humanitarian Assistance Program (HAP).'4; In The Gambia, HAP spurred the donation of excess U.S. property to nongovernmental organizations, including a vehicle, medical supplies and school and office furniture.

2. By the mid–1'50s, his business was cutting seriously into his surfing time, so he acquired a partner, Hap Jacobs, who minded the shop while he was out in the waves.

3. "Please help us so that we can come out as soon as possible." Yoo‘s brother said he could immediately recognize her voice, South Korea‘s Yon hap news agency said.

4. "All of us ... have been worried about this episode tarnishing the county and making us a laughingstock of the nation," board chairman Henry "Hap" Connors told the AP Friday.

5. EL FAA –– whose members include Ryan air, UI‘s Hap–Lloyd ExpresFly be Flybe –– said late or canceled flights are usually beyond the control of the airlines and the law gave passengers the expectation that they are entitled to "ridiculous amounts of compensation." Airlines cannot be held responsible if delays or cancellations are caused by "extraordinary circumstances" beyond their control –– such as strikes or security threats.