deviser
31pétrarquiser — [ petrarkize ] v. intr. <conjug. : 1> • 1550; de Pétrarque, poète it. du XIVe s. 1 ♦ Vx Aimer platoniquement (comme Pétrarque aimait Laure). 2 ♦ Hist. littér. Imiter Pétrarque (comme le faisaient les poètes de la Pléiade); chanter les… …
32Devise — Sinnspruch; Parole; Motto; Wahlspruch; Leitspruch; Losung; Leitsatz * * * De|vi|se [de vi:zə], die; , n: 1. <Plural> Zahlungsmittel in ausländischer Währung: keine Devisen haben. Syn.: ausländisches Geld. 2 …
33Devisen — Spl Zahlungsmittel in fremder Währung erw. fach. (19. Jh.) Entlehnung. Im frühen 19. Jh. werden in den Bankhäusern die Auslandswechsel nach Bankplätzen, nfrz. par devises, sortiert, nach einer devise Amsterdam, devise Vienne, devise Berlin usw.… …
34devise — [dɪ vʌɪz] verb 1》 plan or invent (a complex procedure or mechanism). 2》 Law leave (property) to someone by the terms of a will. noun Law a clause in a will leaving property to someone. Derivatives devisable adjective devisee noun deviser …
35devise — [c]/dəˈvaɪz / (say duh vuyz) verb (devised, devising) –verb (t) 1. to order or arrange the plan of; think out; plan; contrive; invent. 2. Law to assign or transmit (property, especially real property) by will. –verb (i) 3. to form a plan;… …
36devise — I. Devise, f. penac. voyez Deviser. II. Faire une besongne selon la devise {{o=diuise}} d aucun, Opus facere arbitratu alicuius. B. ex Proculo. III. Devise, f. penacut. Est l emprinse d un Prince, Chevalier, ou autre mise en avant sous signes… …
37parler — vi. , causer ; deviser, converser, discourir, s entretenir familièrement : PARLÂ (Aillon J., Aillon V., Aix.017, Albanais.001, Annecy.003, Albertville.021, Arvillard.228, Attignat Oncin, Balme Si., Bellecombe Bauges, Billième, Bogève, Chable,… …
38devise — ► VERB 1) plan or invent (a complex procedure or mechanism). 2) Law leave (real property) to someone in a will. DERIVATIVES deviser noun. ORIGIN Old French deviser, from Latin dividere force apart, remove …
39devise — [di vīz′] vt., vi. devised, devising [ME devisen < OFr deviser, to distribute, direct, regulate, talk < VL * divisare < L divisus, pp. of dividere: see DIVIDE] 1. to work out or create (something) by thinking; contrive; plan; invent 2.… …
40contriver — noun a person who makes plans • Syn: ↑planner, ↑deviser • Derivationally related forms: ↑devise (for: ↑deviser), ↑contrive, ↑plan ( …
