0 a girl – used especially in the North of England and in Scotland. -- เด็กสาว
This pair of singers provides both musical and emotional contrast to the love-lorn lass's lines; significantly, they also provide the necessary musical resolution.
Lass, 1994: 26), however, the system still lacks a long low vowel.
Lass's (1992: 74) claim that the strong syllable of a disyllabic foot was a neutralizing environment is thus factually wrong.
Lass argues against realist views of history as a sequence of events with objectively verifiable patterns that merely wait to be discovered and charted by professional historians.
Lass makes fun of the notion that speakers' potential difficulties with homophonous future and present paradigms should have prompted them to prevent or reverse the change in the relevant cases.
The lass could afford so little food that she fainted twice at work.
He ought to consider the profit and lass which is involved in the countryside, which will be even more depleted than it is now.
He will suffer tremendous lass, including a loss of prestige.
