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61per an·num — /pɚˈænəm/ adv somewhat formal : in or for each year She earns $60,000 per annum. [=(more commonly) per year, annually] abbr. p.a …
62per\ an. — abbr. per annum (Lat.) = annually …
63per diem — A Latin expression meaning daily. The phrase is common in accounting and auditing, in which it is used to denote daily travel subsistence allowances and the charging of professional fees. Compare *per annum …
64ANNUM Felicem votis communibus aperiri — dixêre Arcadius atque Honorius Imperatores l. un. C. de oblat. votor. more iam ab ipsis priscis Romanis petitô, cuius meminit Lucianus Tom. 3. p. 632. Atque hinc er at quidem Anni initium, imo vero tertia dies a Novilunio magno, quando Romani… …
65List of countries by tobacco consumption per capita — [ cigarette is the most common method of smoking tobacco.] This is a list of countries by annual per capita consumption of tobacco cigarettes.Countries with the highest cigarette consumption*Source: NationMaster [ cite web… …
66AUTUMNOS (per) numerandi Annos ratio — per AUTUMNOS numerandi Annos ratio Baivvariis olim in nsu fuit (ut Anglo Saxones per Hiemes numerabant, in LL. Canuti Regis c. 19 et Dani apud Wormium in Fastis Danicis c. 7.) L. Baivvar. tit. 7. c. 19. §. 4. Per singulos annos, i. e. Autumnos… …
67su|per|an|nu|at|ed — «SOO puhr AN yu AY tihd», adjective. 1. retired on a pension; pensioned off. 2. too old for work or service; old and infirm. SYNONYM(S): timeworn, decrepit. 3. old fashioned; out of date: »Nothing is more tiresome than a superannuated pedagogue… …
68p.a. — per annum …
69perannum — per an·num (pər ănʹəm) adv. By the year; annually: a magazine subscription of 40 dollars per annum. [Latin : per, per + annum, accusative of annus, year.] * * * …
70annual — per annum (fachsprachlich); pro Jahr; jedes Jahr; alljährlich; jährlich * * * an|nu|al <Adj.> (Bot.): ↑annuell (2) …
