celi meaning in French
celi (homonymie)
certificato di conoscenza della lingua italiana
Examples
- Italian finance meant the Italian actor Adolfo Celi was cast.
Dans le film Opération Tonnerre, il est incarné par l'acteur italien Adolfo Celi. - It includes Robert Henryson's "Ane Prayer for the Pest", Alexander Scott's translations of the first and fifty-first psalms, William Dunbar's "The Tabill Of Confessioun", "Rorate Celi Desuper" and "Done Is A Battell On The Dragon Blak" and John Lydgate's "O Creaturis Creat{sic} Of Me Your Creator."
Elle contient Ane Prayer for the Pest de Robert Henryson, la traduction des premier et cinquante et unième psaumes d'Alexander Scott, The Tabill of Confessioun de William Dunbar, Rorate Celi Desuper, Done Is A Battell On The Dragon Blak et O Creaturis Creat of Me Your Creator de John Lydgate. - She sang with several Cameroonian artists on stage among whom are; Anne Marie Nzié, Sergeo Polo, K Tino, Angel Ebogo, Marthe Zambo and Annie Anzouer and shared international scenes with other internationally renowned artists such as Wes Madiko, Gadji Celi, Chidinma, Zouk Machine, Bill Soum, Serge Benaud, X–Maleya and Charlotte Dipanda.
Elle accompagne plusieurs artistes camerounais sur scène parmi lesquels ; Anne Marie Nzié, Sergeo Polo, K tino, Ange Ebogo, Marthe Zambo et Annie Anzouer et partage des scènes internationales avec d'autres artistes de renommée internationale comme Wes Madiko, Gadji Celi, Chidinma, Zouk Machine, Soum Bill, Serge Benaud, X-Maleya, Charlotte Dipanda. - The building and hill were respectively known locally as 'The Brass Castle' and 'Bevan's Hill', but the original Irish name of the hill is no longer known although the historian and archaeologist Patrick Healy has suggested that the hill is the place known as Suide Uí Ceallaig or Suidi Celi in the Crede Mihi, the twelfth century diocesan register book of the Archbishops of Dublin.
Le nom original en irlandais de la colline a été oublié, bien que l'historien et archéologue Patrick Healy pense que ce lieu est celui nommé « Suide Uí Ceallaig » ou « Suidi Celi » dans le Crede Mihi, le livre de registre du diocèse des archevêques de Dublin.