Términos

Cajones profundos a menudo forrados con plomo que están diseñados para contener botellas de vino. A menudo incluido en aparadores.

Herramientas fratás que son cerca de 4 pies de largo, generalmente de madera o aluminio y que tienen una o dos asas, utilizadas por los especialistas en hormigón y yeseros en operaciones preliminares de aplanadoras y nivelación.

Members of a genus containing four living species of sea birds having a short neck, black and white plumage (which resembles monastic robes, thus the genus name "Fratercula"), and a large, multicolored, laterally compressed, grooved bill that is brightly colored in the breeding season. They feed primarily by diving; they breed in large colonies on coastal cliffs or offshore islands.

Members of a species of seabird native to the Arctic and northern coasts of the Atlantic that nests in burrows, and has black and white plumage and a very deep and brightly colored bill.

Lugar de reunion de las secciones de una fraternidad.

Situación de armonía entre personas dentro de una comunidad o grupo de propósitos similares.

Bodies of men associated or formally organized into social, professional, or honorary societies for some common purpose or interest. Often used to refer specifically to social fraternities, which are local or national organizations of male college students and which typically have names composed of two or three Greek letters.

Acción o caso de engaño, astucia o abuso de confianza utilizado para obtener ventaja o beneficio material injusto o deshonesto.

Genus containing around 70 species of trees and shrubs, primarily found in the Northern Hemisphere, some species extending into the tropical forests of Mexico and Java. The leaves of ash trees are opposite, usually deciduous, pinnately compound and having usually five to nine leaflets. Samaras, the fruits are one-seeded, narrow, and winged. Flowers typically are small, showy, and arranged in clusters. Most ash trees are small to medium in height, though some of the larger timber-providing species grow to 60-120 feet (8-34 m).

One of 18 species of ash found in North America, found in mesophytic hardwood forests from Nova Scotia west to Minnesota, south to northern Florida, and southwest to eastern Texas. It is similar in appearance to the green ash and there is some overlap in habitat distribution between the two.

Species of ash tree native to the Himalayas.

One of 18 species of ash found in North America. It is similar in appearance to the white ash and there is some overlap in habitat distribution between the two.

Particular type of administrative territorial subdivision, such as of a comune. Examples are in Italy.

El ritmo o recurrencia de una vibración, ciclo, u onda repetitiva que pasa por un punto fijo en una unidad de tiempo. En física, la frecuencia es expresada en hertz, como un ciclo por segundo, o Hz.

Instrumentos para medir la frecuencia de las corrientes alternas.

Ports where goods are received and shipped free of customs regulations and duties.

Privately run schools with programs organized as an alternative to traditional public or private schools, usually with a highly flexible or voluntaristic framework.

Se refiere al estilo de arquitectura de fines del siglo XIX en el que se mezclan libremente los estilos Reina Ana y vernáculos con elementos clásicos y góticos que producen a menudo diseños menos rígidos, asimétricos y complejos.

Having a form that is loosely or irregularly structured.

The right or condition of permanent and absolute tenure of land or property with freedom to dispose of it at will; examples include freehold in fee simple, fee-tail, or for term of life.