Selected quad for the lemma: friend_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
friend_n	province_n	visit_v	visitation_n	128	4	16.0199	5	false

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A50820	A new dictionary French and English with another English and French according to the present use and modern orthography of the French inrich'd with new words, choice phrases, and apposite proverbs : digested into a most accurate method : and contrived for the use both of English and foreiners / Guy Miege ...	Miege, Guy, 1644-1718?	1677 (1677)	Wing M2016; ESTC R917	1,845,474	1,160

infringing breaking or transgressing Violement m. violement de femmes a forcing of women Violent violent impetuous vehement outragious fierce Un vent violent a violent wind Un homme d'un naturel violent a man of a violent nature Violence f. violence impetuousness outrage vehemence or fierceness Faire violence à quêcun se jetter sur lui avec grande violence to offer violence to one to fall violently upon him Ils exercent sur eux des violences extraordinaires they exercise extraordinary violence upon them S'emporter à des violences to break out into outrage Violemment avec violence violently impetuously vehemently fiercely Violenter quêcun to use violence against one to lay violent hands upon him VIOLET m. couleur violette a violet colour Violet de pourpre purple-violet Teint en violet dy'd of a purple colour Violet Adj. de couleur violete of a violet colour Une robe violete a gown of a violet colour Violete f. sorte de fleur the flower called Violet Violete double a double violet Parterre de violetes a bank or bed of violets Siro de violetes sirrup of violets Violier m. autre sorte de fleur the wall-flower or winter gilli-flower Violier jaune the yellow gilli-flower * Violon V. Viole VIORNE f. Arbrisseau épineux the wild Vine or Bend-with VIPERE f. a Viper the name of a Serpent Vipereau m. petite vipere a young Viper a little Viper VIRER en termes de Change de Paiement emprunter pour paier to borrow a sum of one to pay it to another Vire-brequin m a wimble Virole f. anneau enchassé au bout d'un manche an iron-ring put about the handle of any thing Vire-volte f. a wheeling about Vire-volter to wheel about * Virginal Virginité V. Vierge * Virgule V. Verge VIRIL virile masculine or manly Un Courage mâle viril a masculine courage Un Discours fort viril a very manly Discourse Les parties viriles a mans genitals L'Age viril the age of manhood the viril age Virilement manly * Virole V. Virer VIS f. a vice Vis d'un Pressoir the Vice or spindle of a Press Tourner une vis to turn a vice UnEscalier à vis a winding Stair-case Vis à vis over against Sa Maison est vis à vis de la mienne his house is over against mine VISAGE m. face visage face Un visage rouge a red face Visage piquoté de petite verole a face disfigured with the small pox Un Visage bien fait a handsom face Il se batoit le visage he fell a striking of his face Il se coucha tout de son long le visage contre terre he lay all along with his face to the ground Ils étoient tous couchez sur le visage they all lay upon their faces Visage de bois expression triviale a door shut against one Visage mine ones looks or countenance Apres qu'elle eut essuié ses pleurs remis un peu son visage after she had wiped off her tears and composed her countenanee La froideur du Visage lors qu'il ne change point de couleur qu'il demeure ferme constant qu'il paroît froid resolu à la rencontre des Difficultez an indifferency in the Countenance when there is no change or alteration of colour but it remains firm and unmoved and shews it self resolute against all difficulties Faire paroître sur son Visage quêque chose to shew something by his countenance Je conois à son Visage ou à sa mine qu'il me veut mal I know by his looks that he wishes me ill that his mind is bent against me Un Visage riant a smiling countenance Un Visage dissimulé a dissembling Countenance Un homme à deux visages a man with two faces Le Roi lui môntre bon visage the King shews him countenance or looks upon him with a favourable countenance Il me fait mauvais visage he looks upon me with an ill eye * Viscosité V. Visqueux VISE'E f. mire aim Prendre visée to take aim Vous prenez vôtre visée trop haut you take your aim too high Pour tirer droit prenez votre visée trois doits au dessus du blanc to shoot right take your aim three inches above the mark La Visée d'un Canon ou d'un fuzil the aim of a great or small gun Visée dessein projet aim design or project Quelle est vôtre Visée où visez vous que pretendez vous what is it you aim at what do you pretend to Vous prenez vôtre visée bien haut you aim at great things Viser prendre visée to aim or to take aim Ou visez vous quel est vôtre dessein what do you aim at what is your design Souvent nous visons à droit donnons à gauche oftentimes we aim on the right and shoot to the left Visé aimed Tous ceux qui m'ont visé m'ont failli all those that armed at me missed their aim Je donnerai toûjours un travers de doit pres du point où j'aurai visé I will ever shoot within an inch of the mark Il est si asseuré de l'oeil de la main qu'il ne manque jamais de donner au milieu du blanc où il a visé he is so sure of his eye and hand that he never fails to hit the very center of the white * Visible Visiblement Visiere Vision Visionaire V. Voir VISITE f. a Visit Faire une visite à quêcun lui rendre visite to make or give one a visit Il sait ses Visites he makes his round of Visits Depuis mon Retour je ne fais que des visites since my Return I spend all my time in making of Visits Faire la Visite d'une Place ou d'une Province to visit a Place or a Province Faire la Visite d'un Diocese to make the Visitation of a Diocess Visiter to visit or go to visit Visiter un Ami to visit a Friend Visiter les malades to visit the sick Visiter une Province to visit a Province Visiter un Diocese to make a Visitation in his Diocese Visité visited Etre visité de quêque maladie to be visited with any sickness Visiteur m a Visiter Visitation f. la Visitation de la S. Vierge the Feast of the Visitation of our Lady celebrated among the Roman Catholicks on the second day of July VISQUEUX gluant viscous clammy or glutinous Viscosité f. viscosity clamminess VISTE ses De●ivez V. Vite. * Visuel V. Voir VIT m a mans yard a beasts pizzle * Vit from the verb Vivre V. Vivre * Vital V. Vie VITE swift quick or nimble Vite de pié vîte au marcher ou à la course light-footed or light-heeled Vîte Vitement quickly speedily fast Ouvrez vite la porte quêcun open the door quickly some body Courir vîte en quêque lieu to run speedily or quickly into some place Allez vîte