Catégorie : rapid

rapid / Kolkhoze Goncourt

rapid adj 1 moving, acting or happening quickly; fast. 2 photog requiring short exposure. noun (usually rapids) a part of a river where the water flows quickly, usually over dangerous, sharply descending rocks. rapidity or rapidness noun. rapidly adverb.ETYMOLOGY: 17c: from Latin rapidus, from rapere to seize. (Chambers Dictionary) Kolkhoze n’a pas eu le Goncourt.... Lire la Suite →

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rapid / Je vais chez l’éditeur

rapid adj 1 moving, acting or happening quickly; fast. 2 photog requiring short exposure. noun (usually rapids) a part of a river where the water flows quickly, usually over dangerous, sharply descending rocks. rapidity or rapidness noun. rapidly adverb.ETYMOLOGY: 17c: from Latin rapidus, from rapere to seize. (Chambers Dictionary) Flaubert disait que le littérateur était... Lire la Suite →

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rapid / Richards

rapid adj 1 moving, acting or happening quickly; fast. 2 photog requiring short exposure. noun (usually rapids) a part of a river where the water flows quickly, usually over dangerous, sharply descending rocks. rapidity or rapidness noun. rapidly adverb.ETYMOLOGY: 17c: from Latin rapidus, from rapere to seize. (Chambers Dictionary) Genre il est surfait, même pas... Lire la Suite →

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rapid / La vie standardisée 

rapid adj 1 moving, acting or happening quickly; fast. 2 photog requiring short exposure. noun (usually rapids) a part of a river where the water flows quickly, usually over dangerous, sharply descending rocks. rapidity or rapidness noun. rapidly adverb.ETYMOLOGY: 17c: from Latin rapidus, from rapere to seize. (Chambers Dictionary) C’est très simple, il suffit de... Lire la Suite →

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rapid / Le poids des souvenirs importants 

rapid adj 1 moving, acting or happening quickly; fast. 2 photog requiring short exposure. noun (usually rapids) a part of a river where the water flows quickly, usually over dangerous, sharply descending rocks. rapidity or rapidness noun. rapidly adverb.ETYMOLOGY: 17c: from Latin rapidus, from rapere to seize. (Chambers Dictionary) Les moments qui font tout le... Lire la Suite →

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rapid / Oasis

rapid adj 1 moving, acting or happening quickly; fast. 2 photog requiring short exposure. noun (usually rapids) a part of a river where the water flows quickly, usually over dangerous, sharply descending rocks. rapidity or rapidness noun. rapidly adverb.ETYMOLOGY: 17c: from Latin rapidus, from rapere to seize. (Chambers Dictionary) Il y a une chose à... Lire la Suite →

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rapid / Le sens de la fête

rapid adj 1 moving, acting or happening quickly; fast. 2 photog requiring short exposure. noun (usually rapids) a part of a river where the water flows quickly, usually over dangerous, sharply descending rocks. rapidity or rapidness noun. rapidly adverb.ETYMOLOGY: 17c: from Latin rapidus, from rapere to seize. (Chambers Dictionary) Cela partirait d’une envie de se... Lire la Suite →

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rapid / Cadre catégorie A

rapid adj 1 moving, acting or happening quickly; fast. 2 photog requiring short exposure. noun (usually rapids) a part of a river where the water flows quickly, usually over dangerous, sharply descending rocks. rapidity or rapidness noun. rapidly adverb.ETYMOLOGY: 17c: from Latin rapidus, from rapere to seize. (Chambers Dictionary) J’ai parlé récemment de démission :... Lire la Suite →

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rapid / L’amitié aujourd’hui

rapid adj 1 moving, acting or happening quickly; fast. 2 photog requiring short exposure. noun (usually rapids) a part of a river where the water flows quickly, usually over dangerous, sharply descending rocks. rapidity or rapidness noun. rapidly adverb.ETYMOLOGY: 17c: from Latin rapidus, from rapere to seize. (Chambers Dictionary) Quand on est en guerre, on... Lire la Suite →

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rapid / Twin Peaks : The Return ou l’imbibition artistique

rapid adj 1 moving, acting or happening quickly; fast. 2 photog requiring short exposure. noun (usually rapids) a part of a river where the water flows quickly, usually over dangerous, sharply descending rocks. rapidity or rapidness noun. rapidly adverb.ETYMOLOGY: 17c: from Latin rapidus, from rapere to seize. (Chambers Dictionary) On entend souvent que le cinéma... Lire la Suite →

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