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1 Baltic
1. proper nounOstsee, die2. adjectivethe Baltic Sea — die Ostsee
* * *Bal·tic[ˈbɔ:ltik]the \Baltic Sea die Ostsee▪ the \Baltic States die baltischen Staaten pl, das BaltikumII. n▪ the \Baltic die Ostsee* * *['bɔːltɪk]1. adjOstsee-; language (= of Baltic States) baltischthe Baltic States — die baltischen Staaten, das Baltikum
2. n1)2)•pl das Baltikum, die baltischen Staatenthe Baltics pl — das Baltikum, die baltischen Staaten
* * *A adj1. baltisch:Baltic Shield GEOL Baltischer Schild;the Baltic States die baltischen Staaten, das Baltikum2. Ostsee…B s LING Baltisch n, das Baltische* * *1. proper nounOstsee, die2. adjectiveBaltic coast — Ostseeküste, die
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2 baltiske skjold
(geologi) (det baltiske skjold) Fennoscandian Shield, Baltic Shield -
3 fennoskandiske skjold
(geologi) Fennoscandian Shield, Baltic Shield
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