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61PET — 1. n., adj., & v. n. 1 a domestic or tamed animal kept for pleasure or companionship. 2 a darling, a favourite (often as a term of endearment). attrib.adj. 1 kept as a pet (pet lamb). 2 of or for pet animals (pet food). 3 often joc. favourite or… …
62pet — {{11}}pet (1) tamed animal, originally in Scottish and northern England dialect (and exclusively so until mid 18c.), of unknown origin. Sense of indulged child (c.1500) is recorded slightly earlier than that of animal kept as a favorite (1530s),… …
63pet — 1 noun (C) 1 an animal such as a cat or a dog which you keep and look after at home: Rabbits can make very good pets. | a pet tortoise see also: teacher s pet 2 BrE spoken a way of addressing someone who you like or love 3 be in a pet BrE old… …
64PET — s. m. Vent qui sort du corps par en bas avec bruit. Un gros pet. Un petit pet. Un pet honteux. Faire un pet. Lâcher un pet. On évite de se servir de ce mot. Pet de nonne, Beignet soufflé …
65Pet in TV — Infobox VG | title = Pet in TV caption=deletable image caption|1=Saturday, 2 February 2008 developer = Sony Computer Entertainment publisher = Sony Computer Entertainment designer = engine = released = genre = Pet raising simulation modes =… …
66pet — 1. ) n.m. Comme un pet sur une toile cirée, rapidement et discrètement. Ça ne vaut pas un pet ou un pet de lapin, ça ne vaut rien. / Il y a du pet, du danger. / Faire le pet, faire le guet. / Porter le pet, porter plainte. □ interj. Danger. 2. )… …
67pet — I. noun Etymology: perhaps back formation from Middle English pety small more at petty Date: 1508 1. a. a pampered and usually spoiled child b. a person who is treated with unusual kindness or consideration ; darling 2. a domesticated animal kept …
68PET — Contents 1 People 2 Medicine 3 Science 4 Technology …
69PET-CT — Tomographie par émission de positons Pour les articles homonymes, voir TEP. Reconstruction tridimensionnelle de la distribution de glucose marqué au fluor 18 telle que mesurée par tomographie d émission de positons La tomographie …
70pet — n. 1) a household pet 2) a teacher s pet 3) (misc.) a pet animal * * * [pet] (misc.) a pet animal a householdpet a teacher spet …
