Примери коришћења Roget на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Victorine Roget?
Roget managed to wake him up.
Lambasino and Roget?
Just Dr. Roget and the zombies.
Reservations for two under roget.
Roget there is Desmond's shadow.
Lambasino and Roget were there.
Roget: We are vindicated and victorious.
Seems Lambasino and Roget followed.
In 1840, Roget retired from medicine.
Twenty-four years after her death, a publisher reprinted the volume and Roget got his hands on a copy.
Roget earned his MD from Edinburgh in 1798.
At the ripe old age of 25, Roget was made a physician at the Manchester Royal Infirmary.
Roget ran outside and asked the cart driver to go back and forth in front of his home so he could study the effect.
Dr. Bashir becomes the youngest-ever nominee of the prestigious Carrington Award,which is subsequently awarded to Dr. Henri Roget.
Peter Mark Roget(1779-1869) was an unusual kid.
Roget found the city so filthy and disorderly that he refused to go out for trivial reasons and spent most evenings and off-days indoors, tinkering and… making lists.
Corporal Paris is chosen because his commanding officer, Roget, wishes to keep him from testifying about his actions in the scouting mission.
When Roget arrived in Manchester in 1804, the city's streets literally swam with garbage.
After six weeks working on ways to repurpose London's sewage(we have no idea what he had in mind), Roget spent two years as a tutor and guide for a pair of wealthy young gentlemen doing their“Grand Tour” of Europe(Paris: dirty, Napoleon's soldiers: pleasingly precise).
At age 73, Roget brought to his publisher a book that separated words into 1,000 categories and sorted them by class, division, and section(similar to the way natural historians sort animal species by phylum, class, and order).
It became a true thesaurus, which Roget would have been quick to point out meant“treasury” and not, as most people believe,“a list of synonyms.”.
Roget continued correcting and adding to subsequent editions until his death at age 90, and his heirs continued the task for another century by which time the name Roget's became so generic it was(sorry Mr. R.) synonymous with the word thesaurus.
Dr Henri Roget of the Central Hospital of Altair iv, Chirurgeon Ghee P'Trell of Andoria, and Dr Julian Bashir.
In fact, young Roget managed to keep it all so well in check that he was invited to study medicine and classics at Edinburgh University when he was 14 years old.
Roget also invented the log log slide rule in 1815(allowing for simple exponential and root calculations) and helped found the organization that would become the Royal Society of Medicine, as well as played a key role in the founding of the University of London and the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge(an organization dedicated to producing inexpensive books on scientific and other educational topics to make them accessible to working class individuals).