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1 jusque
ou jusques (ост., поет.) prép. et conj. (lat. de usque ou inde usque) 1. до, чак до; aller jusqu'а Marseille отивам до Марсилия; jusqu'а un certain point до известна степен; se gratter jusqu'au sang чеша се до кръв; du matin jusqu'au soir от сутринта до вечерта; jusqu'а la fin до края; jusqu'au moment où до момента, в който; jusques et y compris la page vingt до страница 20 включително; jusqu'au 17 décembre inclus до 17 декември включително; il l'a accompagnée jusque chez lui той я придружи чак до дома Ј; je suis là jusque vers onze heures аз съм там до около 11 часа; jusqu'alors дотогава; jusqu'а présent досега; jusques а quand ост. или лит. докога; jusqu'а quand докога; jusque-là дотук; досега; jusqu'ici дотук; jusqu'où peut-on aller докъде може да се отиде; jusqu'а la mort до смъртта; jusqu'au bout докрай; jusque sur le toit чак на покрива; 2. emploi adv. дори, даже; ils voulaient jusqu'а l'argent de sa mère те искаха дори парите на майка си; il y a des noms et jusqu'а des personnes que j'ai oubliés има имена и дори хора, които съм забравил; 3. conj. jusqu'а ce que докато, до момента, в който; jusqu'а ce qu'il revienne докато той се върне; jusqu'а tant que докато.
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Usque — ist der Name einer marranisch jüdischen Familie, die aus Portugal nach Italien auswanderte. Der Name leitet sich wahrscheinlich von dem Ort Huesca in Spanien her.[1] Bekannte Namensträger Die Verwandtschaftsbeziehungen der folgenden Personen sind … Deutsch Wikipedia
Usque — ad nausĕam (lat.), bis zum Überdruß … Pierer's Universal-Lexikon
Usque — Usque, lat., bis; u. ad nauseam, bis zum Ueberdrusse … Herders Conversations-Lexikon
usque — /askwiy/ Up to; until. This is a word of exclusion, and a release of all demands usque ad a certain day does not cover a bond made on that day Usually applied to ownership of property. Applied to right to air it has been held that ownership… … Black's law dictionary
USQUE, ABRAHAM — USQUE, ABRAHAM, Marrano printer. Born in Portugal and known there as Duarte Pinel (Pinhel), Usque fled from the Inquisition shortly after 1543, established himself at Ferrara, and became associated with the press established by the Spanish ex… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
USQUE, SOLOMON — (c. 1530–c. 1596), Portuguese poet of Marrano descent; probably born in Portugal, he spent most of his life in Italy and later in Turkey. It is believed that he was the son of abraham usque , who printed the Ferrara Bible. In collaboration with… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
USQUE, SAMUEL — (16th century), Portuguese Marrano. All that is known about Usque comes from his Consolaçam as tribulaçoens de Israel ( Consolation for the Tribulations of Israel , Ferrara. 1553; second ed., Amsterdam, 1599). This unusual work reveals that the… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
usque ad nauseam — /usˈkwi ad nöˈzi am or ŭsˈkwe ad nowˈse am/ (Latin) adverb To the point of disgust … Useful english dictionary
usque ad coelum — ˈüskwāädˈkȯiləm, ˈəskwēadˈsēləm Etymology: New Latin : up to the heavens : as far as heaven referring to a rule in law that the owner of land owns the air space above it indefinitely upward the Swiss Government announced that it adopted the… … Useful english dictionary
usque — brusque busque débusque frusque jusque lambrusque mollusque offusque étrusque … Dictionnaire des rimes
usqué — brusqué busqué débusqué embusqué musqué offusqué … Dictionnaire des rimes
