what do you mean by pronography and what does the word prono means?
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i think that google is the best place for you to get answer to this question.
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its a french word i think\nmeans: of shutter\n\nhttp://babelfish.altavista.com/tr
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Your statement and grammar awnsers that question
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Interpretation is personal. It means whatever you want it to mean.\n\nif you want me to define it for you, that's something else.
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When writing, an apostrophe is used to show possession, for abreviations, contractions, and also a few plurals.  I think this is what you were after.  If not, sorry.
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Nothing. It is a phonetic abbreviation. It means "to come" which is just what you said.
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what do you mean?can you be more specific?
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那个 na4ge. \nIt means that. sometimes they pronuce it with more a ni sound then a na sound. Espically in Taiwan. Sometimes when they are looking for a word, they will repeat nage a number of times.
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The suffix "-ology" means "the knowledge of". or "the study of", so whatever precedes the suffix has to be properly pronounced before the suffix itself is spoken. In this case what comes before the suffix is "zo-", and there is no grammatically sound reason for pronouncing "zo-" the same as "zoo".\n\nI work with a lot of scientists, and certain pronunciations do get on my nerves, and I stress them to students when I teach. For example, we do a lot of work with apoptosis, or "programmed cell death". When an english-speaking person sees "pop", he wants to pronounce it just as it appears. So I hear scientists all the time saying "a-POP-tosis". However, the root word here is "ptosis", a word with a silent "p" at the beginning. The prefix "apo-" precedes the root word. So the correct pronunciation is apo-ptosis, which sounds exactly like apo-tosis.
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It means "before."  When used with a verb, as in "andante avanti" it translates into English as "forward" but in fact technically means "go before me."
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moi\ni mean you\nif thats what you mean
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If you were wanting a noun, progressio or progressus are both fine.  If you were using it as a verbal imperative, procede (singular) or procedete (plural) is how you would say it.
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The abbreviation 'p' refers to 'page' (eg  p. 7)\nThe abbreviation 'pp' refers to 'pages'  (eg  pp. 7–10)\n\nie  just means more than one page
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Lexikon = dictionary\ngraphy = writing\n(in Greek)\n\nSo I guess it is either writing dictionaries or some sort of dictionary reference, like bibliography, or some sort of terminology study
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Greek: Prosohi\n\nbut it's in the wrong alphabet!  Use something like Babel fish translator on altavista.com
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It means to elaborate.\n\nTo add details, as to an account or idea; clarify the meaning of and discourse in a learned way, usually in writing.
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You speak on a subject.  It's a form of expression by converting thoughts into utterances.  But talking is very similar to speaking.  Academically, talking can be a lecture.  Linguistically, it can be a conversation or speech.