Nghĩa của từ divan bằng Tiếng Hungari

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Đặt câu có từ "divan"

1. “Upon a Divan of Illness”

2. The living-room includes three single divan beds.

3. Jehovah can sustain us upon “a divan of illness”

4. Bagdad has an enthusiastic membership with an efficient Divan

5. Lord Henry stretched himself out on the divan and laughed.

6. An upholstered sofa or divan without arms or a back.

7. It was round , and a large divan completely encircled it.

8. Lord Heney stretched himself out on the divan and laughed.

9. He started again after having some coffee in a divan.

10. She noticed that Muffat was sitting resignedly on a narrow divan - bed.

11. What is the difference between a divan and a Bedstead? The alternative to a Bedstead is a divan, also called a box spring in some countries

12. The episode of the divan on the stairs had occurred three days ago.

13. Accommodation 145 apartments with bathroom, terrace, kitchenette and living rooms with convertible divan.

14. The guy who let us in flops down on an old divan.

15. I sat on the divan and he on his high stool by the bench.

16. Connie parked herself on a white divan and poured out some black steaming liquid.

17. There is a double divan bed and single wardrobe bed in the living-room.

18. Continental style bases have flexible wooden slats and are often contained within a traditional divan.

19. I always asked his permission before taking a place next to him on the divan.

20. Simon Horn also has mattresses and divan, bedside tables, chests of drawers, ottomans and wardrobes.

21. They sat on the musty divan with a scratchy wool plaid blanket covering them to their chins.

22. 25 synonyms for Couch: sofa, bed, chesterfield, ottoman, settee, divan, chaise longue, day bed, express

23. Sometimes a person would arrive just as the divan on which he had been sleeping was dragged away.

24. Types B1 and B2 - double bedroom, a twin room, a lounge with divan, kitchenette and shower.

25. Alison had seen, through the open door of the boudoir, the divan bed against the wall.

26. It was a modest but comfortably furnished room with a divan, low tables and large leather cushions on the floor.

27. Bather The divan was the first room entered by Bathers who would divest themselves of their clothes in dressing rooms or stalls

28. Above all, I have drawn strength from my personal relationship with Jehovah, the one who ‘has sustained me upon a divan of illness.’—Psalm 41:3.

29. A very broad, gaily Caparisoned divan, some twelve or fourteen feet long, extended across one side of each room, and opposite were single beds with spring mattresses.

30. 2 Vesta, with the unaccountable freakishness of children had deliberately dropped it behind the divan, an action which Jennie did not notice at the time.

31. Single, double, king, small double, kids, small single, sofa, divan… there are so many options when it comes to Beds but, at Dunelm, we’re here to make the choice easier and the end result so much better.

32. Loosely inspired by Daniel Barenboim’s West-Eastern Divan Orchestra, Academy-Award nominated director Dror Zahavi (“Alexander Penn”, “Everything for my Father”) directs this gripping drama as a constantly growing ‘Crescendo’, rising the tension and conflicts until the last frame.

33. ‘With their political dominance, the northerners have attempted to Arabize the country and to promote Arabic, at the expense of French, in the educational system.’ ‘Some claim that the term ‘Divan’ is an Arabized Persian word while AI-Kalkashandy argued that it is an Arabic word.’

34. While arguing on Friday for restarting the probe, Madhavi Goradia Divan, an Additional Solicitor General of India representing the CCI, read parts of the Reuters report to the judge in the Karnataka High Court, saying it "Corroborates what was said" in the original complaint.

35. ‘Some claim that the term ‘Divan’ is an Arabized Persian word while AI-Kalkashandy argued that it is an Arabic word.’ ‘For decades, the Party actively tried to Arabize much of the country.’ ‘Other parts of the country are also being Arabised, they say, but not to the same degree.’

36. Boyar Iordache Filipescu, dressed in the Phanariote Boyar fashion, sitting on a divan After the Phanariote regime was instated in Moldavia (1711) and Wallachia (1716), many of the Boyar class was made out of Constantinople Greeks who belonged to the Phanariote clients , who became officials and were assimilated to the Boyar class or locals who