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31Pure FM — Création 1er avril 2004 Slogan « Good Music Makes Good People » Langue Français Pays …
32pure — pureness, n. /pyoor/, adj., purer, purest. 1. free from anything of a different, inferior, or contaminating kind; free from extraneous matter: pure gold; pure water. 2. unmodified by an admixture; simple or homogeneous. 3. of unmixed descent or… …
33pure — pù·re avv., cong. 1. avv. FO con valore rafforzativo, per dare maggiore evidenza a un concetto, a un espressione spec. di carattere esortativo: bisognerà pure pensarci, ci si può pure mettere a tavola | in espressioni di invito, di rimprovero o… …
34pure — [[t]pyʊər[/t]] adj. pur•er, pur•est 1) free from adulterating or extraneous matter: pure gold[/ex] 2) free from contamination, pollution, or dirt; clean: pure water[/ex] 3) not modified by an admixture; simple or homogeneous: pure white[/ex] 4)… …
35pure — 01. It is nice to go hiking, and breathe the [pure] air of the mountains. 02. This futon is stuffed with 100% [pure] cotton. 03. Our refreshing drink is made from [pure] orange and lemon juices. 04. She uses only [pure] virgin olive oil on her… …
36pure*/*/ — [pjʊə] adj 1) a pure substance has nothing mixed with it that might spoil its quality Ant: impure pure gold/alcohol[/ex] clean, pure drinking water[/ex] 2) used for emphasis a smile of pure happiness[/ex] Perhaps it was pure chance that the other …
37pure — /ˈpjuə / (say pyoohuh), /pjʊə / (say pyoouh) adjective (purer, purest) 1. free from extraneous matter, or from mixture with anything of a different, inferior, or contaminating kind: pure gold. 2. unmodified by an admixture; simple or homogeneous …
38pure — adjective (purer; purest) Etymology: Middle English pur, from Anglo French, from Latin purus; akin to Old High German fowen to sift, Sanskrit punāti he cleanses, Middle Irish úr fresh, new Date: 14th century 1. a. (1) unmixed with any other… …
39Pure — Эта статья  о музыкальном альбоме. Об игре см. Pure (игра). Pure …
40pure — gui·pure; pure; pure·ly; pure·ness; pur·pure; un·pure; ul·tra·pure; im·pure; …
