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61Ros tower — Saltar a navegación, búsqueda El Ros tower es el primer hotel 5 estrellas de la Ciudad de Rosario. Fue inaugurado el 12 de diciembre de 2006, con la presencia del gobernador de la provincia de Santa Fe Jorge Obeid Características Entre todos los… …
62Ros Kelly — AO (born 25 January 1948) was a member of the Australian House of Representatives for the Division of Canberra from October 18 1980 to January 30 1995. She was a minister in the governments of Bob Hawke and Paul Keating.She was born Roslyn Joan… …
63Roš hašana — Rȍš hašanȁ ž DEFINICIJA jud. 1. prvi dan nove godine po židovskom kalendaru 2. rel. prvi dan mjeseca u kojem je Bog stvorio svijet; uz Jom kipur najveći židovski praznik, slavi se 1. tišrija (potkraj rujna ili poč. listopada) ETIMOLOGIJA hebr.… …
64ros|an|i|line — «roh ZAN uh leen, lihn, lyn», noun. 1. a crystalline base derived from aniline, forming salts which yield red and other dyes. Formula: C20H21N3O 2. any one of the dyes obtained from this compound. ╂[< ros(e) + aniline] …
65ros|coe — «ROS koh», noun. Slang. a pistol: »No shamus worth his salt turns up for a job without his roscoe, and roscoes cost money (Maclean s). ╂[perhaps < Roscoe, a proper name] …
66ros|tel|lar — «ros TEHL uhr», adjective. of, having to do with, or resembling a rostellum …
67ros|tel|late — «ROS tuh liht, layt», adjective. having a rostellum. ╂[< New Latin rostellatus < Latin rōstellum (diminutive) < rōstrum beak; see etym. under rostrum (Cf. ↑rostrum)] …
68ros|tel|lum — «ros TEHL uhm», noun, plural tel|la « TEHL uh». 1. any small part shaped like a beak, such as the stigma of many violets. 2. a modified stigma in many orchids that bears the glands to which the masses of pollen are attached. ╂[< Latin… …
69ros|ter — «ROS tuhr», noun. 1. a list giving each person s name and duties: »Many “servants” are mentioned in the roster of the Mayflower (H. G. Wells). 2. any list of persons or things: »In spite of the unique requirements for membership, the Club roster… …
70ros|tral — «ROS truhl», adjective. 1. of or having to do with a rostrum. 2. adorned with beaks of warships. ╂[< Late Latin rōstrālis < rōstrum; see etym. under rostrum (Cf. ↑rostrum)] …
