Slasher

déchiffrent : decipher déchiffrer : decrypt, decipher, encrypt déchiffrèrent : deciphered déchiffrés : deciphered French−english Dictionary 507 French−english (dictionnaire) déchiffrez : decipher déchiffrons : decipher déchiqueter : frazzle, to slash déchirer : rip, tear déchoient : decay déchoir : decay déchois : decay déchoisez : decay déchoit : decays déchoyons : decay déchu : fallen, deposed, discharged déchue : decayed déchues : decayed déchûmes : decayed déchurent : decayed déchus : decayed

their honor until he voluntarily blinded himself to end his obsession. He was the subject of a popular movie in 1942. Muharram is a Shi’ite Muslim observance commemorating the martyrdom of Husain ibn Ali, in which some of the more devout worshipers slash or flail themselves. Both these provide impossible role models for Mr. Jalal, whose attempt at self-flagellation is a comical failure. Note that one is Hindu, one Muslim; it’s not the specific religion that fascinates him: it’s the suffering involved

as she sat in her car at a traffic light in San Diego, California. The two men drove up next to her on a motorcycle, opened the door of her car and shouted: “This is what you get for what you've done to us!” One of them also allegedly threatened to slash her throat before they stabbed her twice in the head. When another car approached the two men fled. Bhullar, who had to be treated in hospital for the injuries she sustained, believed that she would have been killed if the other car had not appeared

feuille f., plaque f. tectonique (géol.) slag n. (chim., métal.), déchet m. métallurgique, laitier m. slag (to) v. t. (chim., métal.), oxyder, concentrer les laitiers slaked lime n. (chim.), chaux f. éteinte slaking n. (chim.), addition f. d’eau slash n. (math.), symbole m. de la division slate adj., n., ardoise n. f. (matériau) (géol.), (couleur) gris ardoise slave adj. (électr., méca.), asservi slave (to) v. t. (électr., méca.), asservir slave n., esclave ~ operation (électr., méca.), utilisation

feuille f., plaque f. tectonique (géol.) slag n. (chim., métal.), déchet m. métallurgique, laitier m. slag (to) v. t. (chim., métal.), oxyder, concentrer les laitiers slaked lime n. (chim.), chaux f. éteinte slaking n. (chim.), addition f. d’eau slash n. (math.), symbole m. de la division slate adj., n., ardoise n. f. (matériau) (géol.), (couleur) gris ardoise slave adj. (électr., méca.), asservi slave (to) v. t. (électr., méca.), asservir slave n., esclave ~ operation (électr., méca.), utilisation

suffer violence, and of penalizing the utterance of 'Ouch' when the speaker is visibly untouched and his countenance unruffled. For the man who has learned his language lesson, some of the stimuli evocative of 'Ouch' may be publicly visible blows and slashes, while others are hidden from the public eye in the depths of his bowels. Society, acting solely on overt manifestations, has been able to train the individual to say the socially proper thing in response even to socially undetectable stimulations

1 à 999 133 12 CONFIGURATION DES PROGRAMMES PROGRAMMATION B–64124FR/01 REMARQUE Dans un code ISO, les deux points ( : ) peuvent être également utilisés comme adresse d’un numéro de programme. D Saut de bloc optionnel Si un slash suivi d’un nombre (/n (n=1 à 9)) est défini comme l’en–tête d’un bloc et si le commutateur de saut de bloc optionnel n sur le est positionné sur ON, les informations contenues dans le bloc, pour lequel /n correspondant au numéro de commutation n

nuances to numbering the interfaces, however. In all routers except the 7xxx routers, the interface number is a single number. However, with the 7xxx series routers, the interface is numbered first with the slot in which the card resides, followed by a slash, and then the port NA260202 RAM (working memory) Flash (IOS) ROM (IOS) NVRAM (Config) Routers: The IOS and Its User Interface 41 number on that card. For example, port 3 on the card in slot 2 would be interface 2/3. Numbering