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A Dictionary of American Idioms
This new, exclusice festure from Barron's is designed to keep you abreast of the constant idiomatic changes in our language. We've added numerous terms which have recently come into popular usage, including many pertaining to citizen's band radio.
- Edition
- Cet.1. 1975
- ISBN/ISSN
- 0-8120-0612-7
- Collation
- xiv, 394 p.: ill.: 23 cm
- Series Title
- -
- Call Number
- 423 BOA a
Animals Without Backbones
All these are invertebrates. An invertebrate is an animal that doesn't have a backbone. Of all the millions of animals in the world, only about 45.000 different kinds, or species, have backbones. By far the greatest group are the invertebrates. Scientists have already given names to more than one million different species.rnInvertebrate animals include sponges, corals and jellyfish: worms, star…
- Edition
- Cet.2, 1991
- ISBN/ISSN
- 716660598
- Collation
- p. 62: 28 cm
- Series Title
- Young Scientist
- Call Number
- 592 BAR a
Exploring The Old TestamentrnA Guide to the Prophets
This book aims to help students study the Prophets. It is intended to give the student a primary resource to enable him or her study the texts independently. It orivides introductory material on each book, a basic commentary, and pointers to theological interpretation. It is also interactive. Interspersed in the interpretation are a number of panels, which invite the student to think about what…
- Edition
- Cet.1, 2002
- ISBN/ISSN
- 0830825541
- Collation
- xxxii: p. 274: 25 cm
- Series Title
- -
- Call Number
- 221.6 CON e
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