Breast

THE BODY 1. the body 2. the bust 3. the chest 4. a breast [brest] 5. the waist 6. the abdominals = the “abs” 7. the belly=the stomach=the“tummy” 8. the navel = (Fam) “the belly button” 9. the pelvis 10. the groin 11. the genitals 12. the buttocks 13. the backside 14. a limb [lim] 15. the arm 16. the forearm 17. the leg 18. the thigh [ θai ] 19. the lap 20. the shin 21. the tibia = a shin bone 22. the calf [ kα:f ] (plur : calves) 23. the hand 24. to give a hand 25. a fist

départ. Ça laisse perplexe. À l'époque j'étais surtout celui qui ne pensait qu'aux filles, enfin... qu'à cette fille, celui qui êcrivait des lettres pendant les cours magistraux et qui ne regardait pas les culs (n.m bum) ni les seins (le sein: breast) ni les yeux ni rien d'autre aux terrasses des cafés. Celui qui prenait le premier train pour Paris tous les vendredis et qui revenait triste et les yeux cernés (with shadows under the eyes) le lundi matin en maudissant (maudir: to curse) les distances

Pour la science, numéro de juillet 2007 Le Petit Robert Bulletin « Vigilances » de L'Agence française de sécurité sanitaire des produits de santé, Bulletin no 30 datant de décembre 2005 Extended opinion on Parabens, underarm cosmetics and breast cancer, du 28 janvier 2005 par le Scientific Committee on Consumer Products (SCCP) L'actualité chimique, no 344 de septembre 2010 Internet Nous remercions M. Gaillardou et Mme Merlier pour leur aide tout au long de ces TPE, le professeur

recherché un lien entre le type de graisses consommé pendant l’adolescence et le risque de cancer du sein de la préménopause. Il n’y a rien du côté des graisses saturées. {footnote}Linos E, Willett WC, Cho E, Frazier L. Adolescent diet in relation to breast cancer risk among premenopausal women. Cancer Epidemiol Biomarkers Prev. 2010 Mar;19(3):689-96. Epub 2010 Mar 3. PubMed PMID: 20200427; PubMed Central PMCID: PMC2866323.{/footnote} Il existe des preuves modérées qu’une consommation importante de

Irish but in Ireland the wearing of the green doesn’t really exist, well in terms of celebrating our culture. However, we do wear Shamrocks to symbolize the teaching of the holy trinity by St Patrick. A small bunch of Shamrocks would be pinned to the breast of our outer coats. Magical Legend of Irish Leprechaun As part of Irish mythology and folklore the Leprechauns are part of our faerie folk. The leprechauns are very smartly dressed in small suites with waist coats, hats and buckled shoes. As mischievous

los infiernos.” * Referencias Musicales: La ópera Dido y Eneida, incluyendo dos líneas de una de las arias: “Thy hand, lovest soul, darkness shades me, On thy bosom let me rest. When I am laid in earth Mar my wrongs create no trouble in thy breast. Remember me, remember me, But ah! forget my fate.” Una canción de Eminem: “Tum tum tum tum tum tum tum Look, if you had one shot, one opportunity, To seize everything you ever wanted One moment Would you capture it or just let it slip?” PERSONAJES

development, and thus in parallel with the development of its sensorial, psychomotor and cognitive competences, will associate moments of pleasure (and displeasure) first of all with the breast-object (or its substitute), and then with the The unutterable and artistic creation 4 person carrying the breast (or her substitute). From a relationship that is initially intensely close (the baby sees no difference between herself and the world around her) and basically very simple, in a movement

base reste toujours le même, à l’exception de certaines variations culturelles et religieuses. Les globe-trotters peuvent compter sur la même qualité des ingrédients, quel que soit le pays dans lequel ils se rendent. Ils peuvent savourer un Turkey Breast Sub (grand sandwich à la dinde) de trente centimètres, avec leur propre sélection de crudités et de condiments, servis sur un pain qui vient d’être cuit dans un restaurant SUBWAY® en Jamaïque...puis partir pour la Nouvelle-Zélande et obtenir exactement

not speak, and be silent…” whispered William. Lily felt a cold draft and the shadow of Mary passed just in front of the 4 door, and she stayed there. “I will find you... yes, I will find you…” said Mary. Lily felt her heart knocking on her breast, and unconsciously took William‟s arm. The shadow went away, and the cold air too. William opened the door, and they went to room 12, but Aaron was absent, with no blood on the floor. “Oh no, where is he?” Lily asked William. “William?” “Are you alone

way. 8. Happy is he who wins for himself fair fame and kindly words; but uneasy is that which a man doth own while it lies in another's breast. 2 of 23 3/13/07 10:27 AM Hávamál http://www.pitt.edu/~dash/havamal.html 9. Happy is he who hath in himself praise and wisdom in life; for oft doth a man ill counsel get when 'tis born in another's breast. 10. A better burden can no man bear on the way than his mother wit; 'tis the refuge of the poor, and richer it seems than wealth in a world