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Jun 30, 2009 · Jun 30, 2009. #3. Tassel = Nappa, come quella che pende dal tocco (mortar-board) delle cerimonie di laurea. Hassle = Fatica, sforzo. Avresti trovato questi nel Dizionario WR. The Tassel was worth the Hassle = la laurea è valsa lo sforzo/la fatica. Si usa Tassel come "sinonimo" di laurea perché fa rima con Hassle. PS Vedo che max63 concorda.
Sep 16, 2008 · Hebrew-US English (bilingual) Sep 16, 2008. #3. If you make a knotted fringe, there are usually tassels at the end. They are long and droopy bunches. This is a tassel. A pompom is shaped like a ball and is made of shorter threads. Here are two pompoms. EDIT: As biblio said much more succinctly.
Jan 16, 2007 · The beret was part of our school uniform. The boys from the neighbouring boys' school were in the habit of knocking the girls' berets from their heads and removing the little stalk thingy. As far as I remember, for want of a better word we called them "bobbles". (Bobbles are normally round, as on a knitted hat.)
Mar 5, 2023 · Mar 5, 2023. #1. Hello! This word comes from the novel A Tree Grows in Brooklyn. Context please see below: Mama made her wear her zitful cap (Katie’s own name for a wool stocking cap) over her headgear because it was a cold day.
Jan 23, 2008 · Catalan (Catalonia), Spanish (Spain) Jun 27, 2024. #16. robbie_SWE said: The word "tree" can be expressed by using three different words in Romanian: copac (a Dacian word), arbore (< Latin arbor) and pom (< Latin pomus). They don't have any major semantic differences (pom is most often used to describe a fruit bearing tree).
Nov 10, 2006 · 1 a : of, relating to, or characteristic of Spain b : of, relating to, or characteristic of the Spanish people. 2 : dominated by Spain or the Spanish <sailed the Spanish Main>. 3 a : of, relating to, or in the Spanish language b : of or associated with the literature of Spain. Spaniard. Main Entry: span·iard.
Sep 16, 2021 · I forgot to answer this. No. After the decimal we tend to say all the digits individually: point seven three. 0.200 can be read the same as 0.2 ( (zero) point two) unless the presence of the two zeroes indicates precision (where perhaps 0.1996 or 0.2004 has been rounded to the nearest thousandth). Zero point zero zero one, or zero point double ...
