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what is the meaning of part of rsvp,invitation word,word at unveiling perhaps,it means nothing to some people,carved shoe,specialized vocabulary,descriptive of an intimate dinner mean in french? please answer then in in french like christmas: noel with the line on top of it. please help thanks

What does the meaning of a french sea,evening abroad, friend abroad,you,to yves,pluvial month,femme’s pronoun?
what is the meaning of part of rsvp,invitation word,word at unveiling perhaps,it means nothing to some people,carved shoe,specialized vocabulary,descriptive of an intimate dinner mean in french? please answer then in in french like christmas: noel with the line on top of it. please help thanks

French sea: mer française
evening broad: soirée à l’étranger
friend abroad: ami à l’étranger
you: toi or tu or vous, depending on the context
To Yves: À Yves
pluvial month: mois pluvieux
femme’s pronoun: I don’t know what you want translated… pronom féminin maybe?
invitation word: mot d’invitation
carved shoe: i am not aware of an equivalent in french, literally it means soulier taillé
specialized vocabulary: vocabulaire spécialisé
descriptive of an intimate dinner:??? description d’un souper/repas intime???

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3. The model for early crustal evolution is based ont eh interaction of all but which of the following?
a. accretion of island arcs
b. sialic plutonism
d. green stone belt formation

44. when did the presnt interglacial begin
a. 150 years ago
b. 500 years ago
c. 10,000 years ago
d. 500,000 years ago
e. 1.6 million years ago

45. which of the following is not a direct or an indirect result of glaciation?
a. uplift
b. change in sea level
c. proglacial lakes
d. plate motion
e. pluvial lakes

46. during the maximum continetal glaciation, the crust of the earth ____.
a. was depressed as much as 300 meters below modern levels
b. was depressed as much as 300 feet below modern levels
c. rose as much as 130 meters above modern levels
d. rose as much as 130 feet above modern levels
e. became partially molten

3. d
44. c
45. d
46. b

I’ve looked up a lot of the other suggestions, but I’d like something more catered to me.

I will be selling paintings, linoleum prints, drawings, and maybe more later. I’m a big fan of alliteration. I would prefer it to be a more creative name than "awesome art!" The words painting, art, or drawing do not have to be in it. A couple that I saw and liked are "KarmaKrafting"and "paisleyandposies". I’d prefer and adjective with a noun, but two nouns are cool too. Here are some adjectives that stand out- ethereal, amok, poised, auspicious, capricious, flagrant, imminent, incandescent, nebulous, piquant, rampant, ruthless, vivacious, volatile, succinic, oneiric, vespertine, pavonine, pluvial, etc.

Also, suggestions of something simple are welcome too. Example: "artpeas".

Thank you in advance!!!

art amok
auspicious art
easily incandescent
the imminent image

According to Merriam-Webster Online, the word of the day is pluvial (adjective).
Definition 1a: of or relating to rain
Definition 1b: characterized by abundant rain
Definition 2: of a geologic change : resulting from the action of rain
Example Sentence: "The pluvial climate of England didn’t dampen our trip; instead, it gave us a chance to visit some excellent pubs and chat with the locals."

DON’T:
-use the example sentence
-inform me that you can in fact use the word in a sentence
-say something along the lines of "the word pluvial is found in the dictionary"

Best Answer goes to the most creative. Thanks for playing!
Information taken from http://www.webster.com

Happy Monday!

The prodigious preponderance of pluvial precipitation prevented Pavic’s parade.

Do you know the descending order of their age?

- Hintalo Limestone
- Rift Valey
- Basement Complex
- Adigrat Limestone
- Pluvial Rain
- Upper Limestone
- Mountain Building report
- Large Mammals

thanks…

I think you wanted to categorize this in GEOLOGY.

Common mistake.

Ciborium, humural, pluvial,pyx?
to love is great: you’re right on the first and the last but not the middle ones.
it’s humural not humoral.
well i misspelled, it should be humeral
Ciborium: like a chalice with a lid receptacle for the consecrated Hosts.
Humeral: piece of cloth worn over the shoulders by the priest while giving eucharistic benediction with the monstrance.
Pluvial: "choir-cape"
pyx : small receptacle for the consecrated host to be used for to carry the Body of Christ to the sick.

I know now. Great info.
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songs are:
building into domes.
it’s become jump into a window.

david “papi” fimbres- percussion, vocals
daniel o’brien-bravi- bass instrument

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What on earth are you posting this here for ? It is NOT earth science for sure. And it is definitely a homework problem.

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I guess it isnt. I found it as part of some science trivia quiz.