White hat

HAMM: Did you never have the curiosity, while I was sleeping, to take off my glasses and look at my eyes? CLOV: Pulling back the lids? (Pause.) No. HAMM: One of these days I'll show them to you. (Pause.)It seems they've gone all white. (Pause.)What time is it? CLOV: The same as usual. HAMM (gesture towards window right): Have you looked? CLOV: Yes. HAMM: Well? CLOV: Zero. HAMM: It'd need to rain. CLOV: It won't rain. (Pause

Comparatif d'égalité | as + adj. ( court ou long ) + as ex : My bag is as heavy as yours | as + adj. ( court ou long ) + as | Comparatif d'infériorité | less + adj. ( court ou long ) + than ex : The blue pen is less expensive than the white one. | less + adj. ( court ou long ) + than | Le double comparatif sert à exprimer une progression. ( ex : Taxi fares are more and more expensive ). IV/ Le superlatif. Adjectif court | Adjectif long | the + adj. + -est ex :

a philosopher from Bologna. Sometimes he represented an absent-minded pedant, quoting latin at inappropriate times, and enormously conceited. The bragging Captain, a boasting, swashbuckling officer, often Spanish, dressed-to-kill in cape, feathered hat, high boots, with sword in belt, was always a prime favorite. He told extraordinary tales about how he beat a whole army of Turks and carried off the beard of the Sultain, but when there was a hint of real danger he was the first to run away. He made

résumé… 135 © Groupe Eyrolles, 2003 5. SÉCURISATION DES SYSTÈMES ......................................... 69 Installation automatisée 70 Mise à jour régulière des systèmes 73 Mise à jour et installation optimale avec APT 74 Mise à jour avec Red Hat Network 74 L’indispensable protection par mot de passe au démarrage 74 Mise en configuration minimale, limitation des services actifs 75 Identification des processus 76 Identification des ports réseau utilisés 76 Identification des services actifs 77

du persan) Martobe = Mortier matrikul=immatriculation Mazote=mazout Mballi = emballé Mblissi = blessé mbloki = bloqué mbouché=embauché mchoumer / Mchomé = chômeur Mchoret = En short Mcoinci = coincé mdéprimi(a) = deprimé(e) Mechcha = un hat (vient de mon chat) Médayya = médaille Mforé = foiré Ménioule = Un million Meniounère=millionnaire Meskanti = esquinté Messyou = Monsieur Mezika = musique Mgagi=engagé Mgarfat = il porte la cravate Mgrissi=agressé Microb = microbe Mika =

pay off the tab - Needle in a Haystack - Night and Day - The Continental - Dance on the furniture 1935 Top Hat (Le Danseur du Dessus) Mark Sandrich Avec: Ginger Rogers - No Strings (I’m Fancy free) - No Strings (I’m Fancy free) on a bed of sand - Isn’t This a Lovely Day - Top Hat, White Tie and Tails - Cheek to cheek - The Piccolino - Final (Cheek to Cheek) 1935 Roberta William A. Seiter

everyday or once a week because the flag is the symbol of the nation. Bleu is representing justice because you need to be equal to be successful. The red is representing braveness (heroes) whenever you win or not. The white means purity. The stars represented the 50 states. And the 13 white and red represent the Fondators states. The American constitution is written that you have the right to be happy. They have an unlimited faith in justice. - The constitution expresses the need of democracy

an elderly man with a white beard, sitting on a chair on the pavement, a shopkeeper selling clay pots, a boy playing on top of a stone wall, a couple of women, probably back from the market, and a man riding a donkey. All these people in their turn greet the man with what seems to be a welcoming expression. As he does not know the language, he acknowledges them, answers them back silently with a smile and a polite gesture with his hat / a tip of the hat / the raising of his hat. What about the traveller’s

Culture Guidelines For Business Dress Conservative dress is the norm for both men and women in British business culture where darker colours (black, dark blue, charcoal grey) and heavier fabrics (wool) predominate. No one wears a morning suit and bowler hat to work nowadays but the traditional pinstripe is still immensely popular. In some ways, the British often appear indifferent to both style and fashion but there remains an almost snobbish awareness of ‘quality’. Thus, senior bankers, civil servants

out-going vivant: lively sociable: sociable agreeable: pleasant amusant: fun bon caractère : good-tempered bon: friendly ouvert: out-going attentionné: caring tolérant : tolerant poli :polite VOCABULARY OF THE FOOD Meat : la viande white meat : la viande blanche red meat : la viande rouge minced meat : la viande hachée beef : du boeuf pork : du porc mutton : du mouton lamb : agneau rabbit : lapin a turkey : une dinde sausage : le saucisson ham : le jambon Bayonne ham : le