"Plie" is pronounced as "plee-ay" in ballet terminology.
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The word "panoply" is pronounced as "PAN-uh-plee."
Plié [plee-AY] Bent, bending.
how to pronounce nafplio is just how it sounds (naf-PLEE-yo)
"Yu plee dung dai shuddai" is a phrase in Jamaican Patois that translates to "You please don't die yet" in English. It is a way of expressing concern for someone's well-being and wishing them good health and longevity.
The singular complicata and the plural complicatein the feminine and the singular complicato and the plural complicati in the masculine are literal Italian equivalents of the English word "complicated." Context makes clear whether the audience of one (cases 1, 3) or more (examples 2, 4) is female or feminine (instances 1, 2), male or masculine (options 3, 4) or mixed female and male (sample 4). The respective pronunciations will be "KOM-plee-KA-ta" or "KOM-plee-KA-tey" in the feminine and "KOM-plee-KA-to" or "KOM-plee-KA-tee" in the masculine in Pisan Italian.
u have the right to remain silent on the grounds you don't want to incriminate yourself.
The cast of La table - 1975 includes: Jacques Plee
The singular semplicemente annoiata and the plural semplicemente annoiate in the feminine and the singular semplicemente annoiato and the plural semplicemente annoiati in the masculine are Italian equivalents of the English phrase "just bored." Context makes clear whether one female or male (cases 1, 3) or more (examples 2, 4) being, feeling "simply bored" suits.The respective pronunciations will be "sem-PLEE-tchey-MEN-tey AN-no-YA-ta" or "sem-PLEE-tchey-MEN-tey AN-no-YA-tey" in the feminine and "sem-PLEE-tchey-MEN-tey AN-no-YA-to" or "sem-PLEE-tchey-MEN-tey AN-no-YA-tee" in the masculine in Italian.
Cerberus rhymes with:what-rhymes-with-arras-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-embarrass-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-harass-rhymeswhat-rhymes-with-gynandrous-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-polyandrous-rhymeswhat-rhymes-with-pancras-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-charas-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-tatras-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-disastrous-rhymeswhat-rhymes-with-ferrous-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-leprous-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-ambidextrous-rhymeswhat-rhymes-with-carreras-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-mayoress-rhymeswhat-rhymes-with-scabrous-rhymeswhat-rhymes-with-cirrus-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-pyrrhus-rhymeswhat-rhymes-with-chivalrous-rhymeswhat-rhymes-with-citrous-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-citrus-rhymeswhat-rhymes-with-ludicrous-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-tenebrous-rhymeswhat-rhymes-with-cyrus-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-epirus-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-papyrus-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-virus-rhymeswhat-rhymes-with-fibrous-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-hydrous-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-cyprus-rhymeswhat-rhymes-with-retrovirus-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-monstrous-rhymeswhat-rhymes-with-brachiosaurus-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-brontosaurus-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-canorous-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-chorus-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-epidaurus-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-horus-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-megalosaurus-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-pelorus-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-porous-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-sorus-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-stegosaurus-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-taurus-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-thesaurus-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-torus-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-tyrannosaurus-rhymeswhat-rhymes-with-walrus-rhymeswhat-rhymes-with-ochrous-rhymes(US ocherous)what-rhymes-with-cumbrous-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-wondrous-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-lustrous-rhymeswhat-rhymes-with-algeciras-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-severus-rhymeswhat-rhymes-with-desirous-rhymeswhat-rhymes-with-arcturus-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-epicurus-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-honduras-rhymeswhat-rhymes-with-barbarous-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-tuberous-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-slumberous-rhymesCerberus , what-rhymes-with-rapturous-rhymeswhat-rhymes-with-lecherous-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-treacherous-rhymeswhat-rhymes-with-torturous-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-vulturous-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-pandarus-rhymeswhat-rhymes-with-slanderous-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-ponderous-rhymeswhat-rhymes-with-malodorous-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-odorous-rhymeswhat-rhymes-with-thunderous-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-murderous-rhymeswhat-rhymes-with-carboniferous-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-coniferous-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-cruciferous-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-melliferous-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-odoriferous-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-pestiferous-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-somniferous-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-splendiferous-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-umbelliferous-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-vociferous-rhymeswhat-rhymes-with-phosphorous-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-phosphorus-rhymeswhat-rhymes-with-sulphurous-rhymes(US sulfurous)what-rhymes-with-anaxagoras-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-pythagoras-rhymeswhat-rhymes-with-clangorous-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-languorous-rhymeswhat-rhymes-with-rigorous-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-vigorous-rhymeswhat-rhymes-with-dangerous-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-verdurous-rhymeswhat-rhymes-with-cankerous-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-cantankerous-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-rancorous-rhymeswhat-rhymes-with-decorous-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-icarus-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-valorous-rhymeswhat-rhymes-with-dolorous-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-idolatrous-rhymeswhat-rhymes-with-amorous-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-clamorous-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-glamorous-rhymeswhat-rhymes-with-timorous-rhymeswhat-rhymes-with-humerus-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-humorous-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-numerous-rhymeswhat-rhymes-with-murmurous-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-generous-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-sonorous-rhymeswhat-rhymes-with-onerous-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-obstreperous-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-hesperus-rhymeswhat-rhymes-with-vaporous-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-viviparous-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-viperous-rhymeswhat-rhymes-with-bosporus-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-prosperous-rhymeswhat-rhymes-with-stuporous-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-cancerous-rhymeswhat-rhymes-with-monoceros-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-rhinoceros-rhymeswhat-rhymes-with-sorcerous-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-adventurous-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-tartarus-rhymeswhat-rhymes-with-nectarous-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-dexterous-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-traitorous-rhymeswhat-rhymes-with-preposterous-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-slaughterous-rhymeswhat-rhymes-with-boisterous-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-roisterous-rhymeswhat-rhymes-with-uterus-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-adulterous-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-stertorous-rhymeswhat-rhymes-with-cadaverous-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-feverous-rhymeswhat-rhymes-with-carnivorous-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-herbivorous-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-insectivorous-rhymes, what-rhymes-with-omnivorous-rhymeswhat-rhymes-with-lazarus-rhymes
The verb "to multiply" in Spanish is "mutiplicar." The command form, in other words, if you are telling a student to multiply some numbers, is "multiplica." The first word is pronounced 'Mul-tee-plee-CAR." The second one is pronounced "mul-tee-PLEE-cah."