Nghĩa của từ cordons bằng Tiếng Hàn
[ˈkôrdn]
noun - cordon
장식 리본: cordon
외대 가꾸기: cordon
초병선: sentry line, cordon
방역선: cordon
밧줄띠: cordo
Đặt câu có từ "cordons"
1. Cordons sanitaires definition: 1
2. Select from premium Cordons of the highest quality.
3. Cordons & curfews Section 12 of the proposed act provides for the imposition of Cordons and curfews in zones
4. What does Cordons mean? Plural form of cordon
5. Cordons (off): as in closes in, fences (in)
6. Menu for Cordons Taste of Chicago in Edinburg, TX
7. The Cordons' whip act on Ed Sullivan and at some unknown circus.
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9. 25, Milosevic banned street demonstrations and deployed Cordons of heavily armed riot police to block the parades
10. Cordons are a practical way to enjoy heavy crops of plums, in a compact form
11. Two Cordons have been put in place in Roath and South Wales Police are still at the scene
12. Grown against walls or used to create ‘rooms’, Cordons can be an attractive design feature within the garden
13. Through the years, John has observed differences due to variety, vine age, and vine health when establishing new Cordons
14. Cordon (plural Cordons) (archaic) A ribbon normally worn diagonally across the chest as a decoration or insignia of rank etc
15. 22 It was unclear how far the students are willing to go, but some suggested staging a sit-in along police cordons.
16. Created especially for younger children, Les Petits Cordons Bleus is the perfect cooking course to foster and encourage children to develop their creativity and taste
17. Both also require two sets of bilateral Cordons that extend from arms at the head of the trunk, creating two canopies parallel to the vine row centers
18. Hotel Les Cordons Bleus offers guests an array of room amenities including air conditioning, and getting online is possible, as free internet access is available
19. The vine is the main part of the grapevine, extending from the root system in the ground up to the Cordons, or arms, of the vine
20. Cordons are normally grown at a 45-degree angle for the simple reason that this increases the length of the stem, and hence fruits, at picking height.
21. We are delighted to see that the duration of such Cordons and curfews are not subject to the whim and fancy of the Joint Command but fixed by the act
22. According to John, the Frontenac family of varieties does best when the Cordons are established over two seasons, using the process described above, leaving no more than 8-10 buds per renewal cane.
23. Cordons de la moelle, colonnes de substance blanche s'étendant en hauteur sur plusieurs segments de moelle épinière et qui sont des lieux de passage des grandes voies ascendantes et descendantes de la moelle
24. Felice Baltan, in her study of Cordons sanitaires and quarantines in the United States, defines the cordon sanitaire as a means to produce the “erasure of the juridical being.” 2 Felice Batlan, “Law in the Time of Cholera: Disease, State Power, and Quarantines Past and Future,” Temple Law Review 80, no