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temp [tɛmp] Informal n a person, esp a typist or other office worker, employed on a temporary basis vb (intr)
to work as a temp ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Translations temp1 abbr of temporary abbr of temperature → Temp temp2 n → Aushilfskraft f; → Zeitarbeitskraft f vi → als Aushilfskraft arbeiten temp [tɛmp] (Brit) (fam) 1. n abbr =temporary → impiegato/a temporaneo/a or straordinario/a 2. vi → lavorare come impiegato/a temporaneo/a or straordinario/a temp [tɛmp] (Brit) (fam) 1. n abbr =temporary → impiegato/a temporaneo/a or straordinario/a 2. vi → lavorare come impiegato/a temporaneo/a or straordinario/a How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Summer Winter Mean of Summer
Latitude Temp. The girl's fervid temp erament intensified the essentially feminine pleasure that most women feel in the passage of the comb through their hair, to a luxury of sensation which absorbed her in enjoyment, so serenely self-demonstrative, so drowsily deep that it did irresistibly suggest a pet cat's enjoyment under a caressing hand. While the legitimist read nothing but the Moniteur, the liberal read nothing but Le Temps, a journal then recently established, in the supposed interests of human freedom. |
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