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Programm US program Programmablaufdiagramm program
programme Programm (US) program Programmablaufdiagramm program flow chart Programmierer programmer programmierte Unterweisung programmed instruction Programmmanagement program management progressiv progressive progressive Kosten progressive costs progressiver Leistungslohn accelerating incentive progressiver Leistungslohn steepening incentive Projekt project Projektanalyse project analysis Projektmanagement project management Prokura power of procuration Prokura procuration Proletariat proletariat Prolongation eines Wechsels extension of a B/L Prolongationsgebühr backwardation Prolongationsgebühr; Aufgeld contango Prolongationskosten contango money prompt; sofort; umgehend prompt prompte Anlieferung; prompte Lieferung prompt delivery Prospekt prospectus Protektionismus protectionism Protest protest Protest erheben enter a protest Protest erheben lodge a protest Protest erheben raise a protest Protest mangels Zahlung protest for non-payment Protest wegen Nicht-Annahme protest for non-acceptance Protestaufnahme act of protest Protestgebühren protest charges protestieren; Protest protest protestierter Wechsel protested bill Protestkosten protest charges Protesturkunde deed of protest Protesturkunde notarial protest certificate Protesturkunde note of protest Protokoll minutes
— from Mr. Honey's Medium Business Dictionary (German-English) by Winfried Honig

profesional usual professional profeta prophet
esciencia , prescience, foreknowledge prescindir , to do without; to omit; to pass over presencia , presence, appearance presenciar , to witness presentar , to present presentimiento , presentiment, foreboding presidencial , presidential presidente , president presidir , to preside presión , pressure, restraint prestar , to lend prestidigitador , juggler, prestidigitator prestigio , prestige prestigioso , -a , deceitful; famous presunción , presumption presuroso , -a , hurried, in a hurry pretender , to pretend, woo, claim, expect prevalecer , to prevail prevención , foresight, disposition, prejudice prevenir , to forewarn, prepare prever , to foresee previsión , foresight previsor , -ora , foreseeing prieto , -a , compressed; dark prima , treble string; cousin (girl) primar , Arg. , to stand out, take precedence over primario , -a , primary primavera , spring primaveral , springlike, vernal primeramente , first primero , -a , first primitivo , -a , primitive primordial , primitive, fundamental principal , principal principalmente , principally príncipe , prince principiar , to begin principio , principle, beginning prisa , hurry prisión , prison; pl. , chains, fetters prisionero , -a , prisoner privación , privation privado , confidant privado , -a , deprived; private privar , to deprive privativo , -a , exclusive, peculiar privilegiar , to grant a privilege proa , prow, bow probabilidad , probability probablemente , probably probar , to prove, try problema , m. , problem proceder , to proceed procedimiento , process, procedure, act prócer , m. , hero, personage, great man procesión , procession proceso , process, procedure proclamar , to proclaim, announce procurar , to procure, try prodigalidad , prodigality prodigio , prodigy prodigioso , -a , prodigious producción , production, product producir , to produce; ——se , to emerge, rise producto , product, result proeza , prowess profano , -a , profane, lay profesar , to profess profesión , profession profesional , usual, professional profeta , prophet prófugo , fugitive profundamente , deeply profundidad , depth profundo , -a , deep, profound programa , m. , program progresivo , -a , progressive progreso , progress prohibir , to prohibit prohombre , leader, notable person prójimo , fellow-being;
— from Argentina, Legend and History by Lucio Vicente López

Piscatores utriusque Partis Partium praedictarum
Article XIV of this treaty ran as follows:— 'Conventum, concordatum et conclusum est quod Piscatores utriusque Partis Partium praedictarum (cujuscunque conditionis existant) poterunt ubique Ire, Navigare per Mare, secure Piscari absque aliquo Impedimento, Licentia, seu Salvo Conductu.'
— from Anglo-Dutch Rivalry During the First Half of the Seventeenth Century being the Ford lectures delivered at Oxford in 1910 by George Edmundson

piscatores utriusque partis partium prædictarum
227. 133 “Item, conventum, concordatum et conclusum est quod piscatores utriusque partis partium prædictarum (cujuscunque conditionis existant) poterunt ubique ire, navigare per mare, secure piscari absque aliquo impedimento licentia seu salvo conductu:
— from The Sovereignty of the Sea An Historical Account of the Claims of England to the Dominion of the British Seas, and of the Evolution of the Territorial Waters by Thomas Wemyss Fulton

picking up purple perhaps powdering
It is as if God had been playing with colored chalks, picking up purple, perhaps, powdering it through his fingers to drop in a purple heap, picking up another color then to drop on top of that in powdered brilliance, powdering then on top of that another color still to form a brilliant, pointed tip.
— from Test Pilot by James Collins

partly upon personal preference partly
What to choose depends partly upon personal preference, partly upon whether your need is for comprehensiveness or compression.
— from The Century Vocabulary Builder by Joseph M. (Joseph Morris) Bachelor


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