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11Mensa — Mensa, lat., der Tisch, die Tafel; Mensalgüter, Tafelgüter, zur Bestreitung einer fürstl. Tafel bestimmt …
12Mensa — es una organización para personas con elevado cociente intelectual. El único requisito de admisión es obtener una puntuación que esté en el 2% superior de la población en un test de inteligencia …
13MENSA — vide MENSAE Has Sacras fecerunt Gentiles Salinorum appositu, et simulacris Deorum, ut ait Arnobius adv. Gentes l. 2. θεῶν videl. ἐπιτραπεζίων, seu sigillorum epitrapeziorum, uti ad Festum observat Scaliger voce Mensae; quae velut Genii et Tutelae …
14Mensa — Mensa,die:⇨Speisesaal …
15MENSA — an international organization for people who are very intelligent. People take a test and are accepted into the organization if they are among the top two ↑percent in their country …
16mensa — altar top, 1848, Latin, lit. table, also meal, supper, and altar, sacrificial table, hence used in Church Latin for upper slab of a church altar (see MESA (Cf. mesa)). With a capital M , the name of an organization for people of IQs of 148 or… …
17mensa — mensà (ž.) sf. (4) K.Būg(Kltn, Vn) = męsa …
18Mensa — [men′sə] n. [L, lit., table] a S constellation between Dorado and Octans, containing part of the Large Magellanic Cloud …
19Mensa — Speisesaal; Kantine; Betriebsrestaurant * * * Men|sa [ mɛnza], die; , Mensen [ mɛnzn̩]: restaurantähnliche Einrichtung in einer Hochschule oder Universität, wo Studierende essen können: mittags essen die Studierenden meistens in der Mensa; einige …
20mensa — mèn·sa s.f. AD 1. tavola a cui ci si siede per mangiare: sedersi alla mensa, mensa imbandita 2. estens., tutto ciò che serve per l alimentazione, cibo, vivanda: una mensa molto povera; pasto, desinare: durante la mensa, prima della mensa 3.… …
