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51eve — See: ON THE EVE OF …
52eve — See: ON THE EVE OF …
53eve — noun Etymology: Middle English eve, even Date: 13th century 1. evening 2. the evening or the day before a special day 3. the period immediately preceding …
54eve — noun a) The day or night before, usually used for holidays, such as Christmas Eve. b) Evening, night …
55EVE — economic value of equity (EVE) One measure of exposure to interest rate risk. The difference between the sum of the present values of all cash flows from assets and the sum of the present values of all cash flows from liabilities. This difference …
56Eve — Provenance. Vient de l hébreu hawwâh Signifie : vivante Se fête le 6 septembre. Histoire. Selon le Livre de la Genèse, Eve est la première femme, épouse d Adam, mère de Caïn et Abel, façonnée à partir de la côte de l homme. En Gaule, dans l Eure …
57Eve — Adam s wife, created by God from one of Adam s ribs (Gen. 2:22) and later instrumental in persuading him to eat fruit from the forbidden tree. Women s pains in labour were explained by an aetiological [[➝ aetiology]] myth as punishment for Eve s… …
58eve — See: on the eve of …
59Ève — n.pr. Être en tenue d Ève, être nue …
60Eve — see when Adam delved and Eve span, who was then the gentleman? …
