to advise sb that
91code word — I. noun 1. : code name 2. : code group II. noun : euphemism interpreting “compatibility” as a code word for stifling dissent, the faculty denounced the memorandum Robert Griffith …
92Taymyr Autonomous Okrug — Coordinates: 69°24′N 86°11′E / 69.4°N 86.183°E / 69.4; 86.183 …
93Green spotted puffer — A green spotted puffer may be one of several different species of fresh or brackish water pufferfish in the genus Tetraodon , including:* Tetraodon fluviatilis Monks N. (editor): Brackish Water Fishes, TFH 2006, ISBN 0793805643] * Tetraodon… …
94Maryland Route 68 — This article describes a Maryland state highway numbered 68. For the Interstate with the same number, see Interstate 68. Maryland Route 68 …
95recommend — transitive verb Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo French recommender, from Medieval Latin recommendare, from Latin re + commendare to commend Date: 14th century 1. a. to present as worthy of acceptance or trial < recommended the medicine > b …
96Manjit Singh (strongman) — Manjit Singh is a strongman originally from India, who moved to Leicestershire in 1977. He holds a number of Guinness World Records for feats of strength concerned with pulling large obstacles. Singh has recently come to greater attention in the… …
97numerous targets vicinity — A traffic advisory issued by ATC (air traffic control) to advise pilots that targets on the radarscope are too numerous to issue individually …
98advice note — A note sent to a customer by a supplier of goods to advise him that an order has been fulfilled. The advice note may either accompany the goods or be sent separately, thus preceding the sales invoice and any delivery note The advice note refers… …
99code|word — code word, or code|word «KOHD WURD», noun. 1. a seemingly inoffensive word or expression: »Those who advise us that “law and order” is a codeword for racism... (National Review). 2. = code name: (Cf. ↑code name) »He was given a codeword to be… …
100proper — That which is fit, suitable, appropriate, adapted, correct. Reasonably sufficient. Peculiar; naturally or essentially belonging to a person or thing; not common; appropriate; one s own. See also reasonable @ proper care That degree of care which… …
