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81Ban Mo — Original name in latin Ban Mo Name in other language Amphoe Ban Mo, Ban Mo, banhmx State code TH Continent/City Asia/Bangkok longitude 14.61544 latitude 100.72731 altitude 13 Population 15959 Date 2012 01 16 …
82ban — 01. Smoking is now [banned] in all public buildings in Sacramento. 02. That movie was [banned] in my country due to the excessive violence. 03. Marijuana is a [banned] substance. 04. The government has placed a [ban] on all meetings of the… …
83ban — [OE] Ban is one of a widespread group of words in the European languages. Its ultimate source is the Indo European base *bha , which also gave English fame (from a derivative of Latin fārī ‘speak’) and phase (from Greek phāsis). The Germanic… …
84ban — 1 noun (C) an official order that forbids something from being used or done: The President supports a global ban on nuclear testing. see also: test ban 2 verb banned, banning (T) to say that something must not be done, seen, used etc: Smoking is… …
85ban — [OE] Ban is one of a widespread group of words in the European languages. Its ultimate source is the Indo European base *bha , which also gave English fame (from a derivative of Latin fārī ‘speak’) and phase (from Greek phāsis). The Germanic… …
86Ban — En la jerga informática, se le llama ban a una restricción, ya sea total, parcial, temporal o permanente, de un usuario dentro de un sistema informático, generalmente una red. Al igual que muchos otros términos de la jerga informática, ban… …
87Ban Gu — 班固 Ban Gu (32 92) continuó con la obra Sima Qian; autor de Anales de los Han 漢書, que acabar su hermana Ban Zhao 班昭, escribió además un Fuego sobre dos capitales 兩都賦, Chang an y Loyang …
88ban — absorbant adoubant adsorbant arrière ban ban banc barbant bombant brabant caban courbant cubant débourbant déplombant dérobant désherbant embourbant engerbant englobant engobant enherbant enjambant enrobant exacerbant exhibant flambant forban… …
89ban — ● n. m. ►IRC Le ban est un mot bien français, mais ici on pense surtout au verbe anglais to ban . Voir bannir …
90ban — Things or persons seized in warfare were placed under a ban, that is regarded as out of bounds for Israelites and wholly dedicated to God. Objects not necessarily taken in battle might also be dedicated to God and might be destroyed by fire… …
