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31prog|nos|ti|ca|tor — «prog NOS tuh KAY tuhr», noun. a person or thing that prognosticates …
32prog|nos|tic — «prog NOS tihk», adjective, noun. –adj. indicating something in the future. –n. 1. an indication; sign. 2. a forecast; prediction: »Philosophers…awaited in anxious impatience the fulfilment of their prognostics (Washington Irving). ╂[< Latin… …
33prog|ress|ist — «PROG rehs ihst, PROH grehs », noun. a person who favors progress; progressive …
34prog|res|siv|i|ty — «PROG ruh SIHV uh tee, PROH gruh », noun. progressive quality; progressiveness …
35Prog-Rock — Progressive Rock stilistische Ursprünge: Psychedelic Rock, Hard Rock, Klassische Musik, Elektronische Musik, Jazz, Folk und Weltmusik Kultureller Ursprung: 1968 England Typische Instrumente …
36Prog Rock — Progressive Rock stilistische Ursprünge: Psychedelic Rock, Hard Rock, Klassische Musik, Elektronische Musik, Jazz, Folk und Weltmusik Kultureller Ursprung: 1968 England Typische Instrumente …
37Prog (album) — Infobox Album | Name = Prog Type = Album Artist = The Bad Plus Released = 2007 Recorded = Pachyderm, September 2006 Genre = Jazz Length = 64:52 Label = Heads Up Producer = Tony Platt, The Bad Plus| Last album = Suspicious Activity? (2005) This… …
38prog rock — ˈpräg noun Etymology: by shortening : progressive rock herein * * * prog rock noun (also progressive rock) a genre of rock music, popular esp in the 1970s, featuring complex and often lengthy compositions incorporating elements of classical music …
39ProG'HEI — Hautes études d ingénieur Hautes Études d Ingénieur (HEI) est une école d ingénieurs privée, créée à Lille en 1885. HEI fait partie du groupe FESIC et forme des ingénieurs généralistes en 5 ans La formation est divisée en deux parties :… …
40prog rock — /prɒg ˈrɒk/ (say prog rok) noun → progressive rock …
