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1pron — pron; pron·to; pron·to·sil; pron·u·ba; …
2pron. — pron. also pron BrE the written abbreviation of pronoun …
3pron. — pron.1 abbreviation 1. ) pronoun 2. ) pronounced pron.2 [ pran ] abbreviation pronunciation …
4pron|to — «PRON toh», adverb. U.S. Informal. promptly; quickly; right away: »Immigration authorities had him arrested and deported pronto (Liberty). ╂[American English < Spanish pronto < Latin promptus. See etym. of doublet prompt. (Cf. ↑prompt) …
5pron — abbrev. 1. pronominal 2. pronoun 3. pronounced 4. pronunciation * * * …
6pron — Mot Monosíl·lab Adjectiu variable …
7Pron — Surtout porté dans la Marne, c est une forme contractée de Perron, Péron, soit comme toponyme (= grosse pierre), soit comme dérivé du prénom Pierre …
8pron. — pron. (pronoun) n. (Grammar) word used to replace nouns and noun phrases (she, we, this, etc.) …
9pron — abbrev. 1. pronominal 2. pronoun 3. pronounced 4. pronunciation …
10pronȝe — obs. Sc. form of prune v.1 …
