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February ['febrʊərɪ]1 nounfévrier m;∎ I don't like February je n'aime pas le mois de février;∎ this has been the wettest February on record cela a été le mois de février le plus pluvieux qu'on ait jamais vu;∎ February was a difficult month le mois de février a été difficile;∎ in February en février, au mois de février;∎ in the month of February au mois de février;∎ the first/ninth of February, February the first/ninth, American February first/ninth le premier/neuf février;∎ during (the month of) February pendant le mois de février;∎ last/next February en février dernier/prochain;∎ at the beginning/end of February au début/à la fin février;∎ in the middle of February au milieu du mois de février, à la mi-février;∎ early/late in February, in early/late February au début/à la fin du mois de février;∎ every or each February tous les ans en février(evening, weather, weekend) de février, du mois de février -
2 ♦ February
♦ February /ˈfɛbrʊɛrɪ/, ( USA) /ˈfɛbrʊərɪ/A n. [uc]febbraio: in February, in febbraio; in February 2006, nel febbraio del 2006; on February 10th (o on the 10th of February) il 10 febbraio; in early [late] February, all'inizio [alla fine] di febbraio; in mid February, a metà febbraio; by the end of February, entro la fine di febbraio; We go to London every February, in febbraio andiamo sempre a LondraB a. attr.di febbraio: February launch, lancio di febbraio. -
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February [ˊfebrυərɪ] n1) февра́ль2) attr. февра́льский -
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8 February
nounFebruar, der; see also academic.ru/4393/August">August* * *['februəri](the second month of the year, the month following January.) der Februar* * *Feb·ru·ary[ˈfebruəri, AM -ru:eri]I. n Februar mat the beginning of [or in early] \February Anfang Februarat the end of [or in late] \February Ende Februarin the middle of \February, in mid-\February Mitte Februarin the first/second [or latter] half of \February in der ersten/zweiten Februarhälfteduring the course of \February im Laufe des Februars [o des Monats Februar]for the whole of \February den ganzen Februar überevery \February jeden Februarlast/next/this \February vergangenen [o letzten] /kommenden [o nächsten] /diesen Februarto be \February Februar sein [o haben]it's \February already wir haben [o es ist] schon Februarto be in/schedule for \February in den Februar fallen/legenin/during [the month of] \February im [Monat] Februaruntil [well] into \February bis in den Februar hineinon Friday, \February 14 am Freitag, dem [o den] 14. Februarher birthday is on \February 12 sie hat am 12. Februar GeburtstagHamburg, \February 14, 2005 Hamburg, den 14. Februar 2005to fall on/to schedule for \February 14 auf den 14. Februar fallen/legenthe \February issue magazine die Februarausgabe* * *['febrʊərɪ]nFebruar m → SeptemberSee:* * *in February im Februar* * *nounFebruar, der; see also August* * *n.Februar m. -
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Feb·ru·ary [ʼfebruəri, Am -ru:eri] nin the middle of \February, in mid-\February Mitte Februar;during the course of \February im Laufe des Februars [o des Monats Februar];for the whole of \February den ganzen Februar über;every \February jeden Februar;to be \February Februar sein [o haben];it's \February already wir haben [o es ist] schon Februar;to be in/schedule for \February in den Februar fallen/legen;in/during [the month of] \February im [Monat] Februar;until [well] into \February bis in den Februar hinein;on \February 14 [or (Brit a.) \February 14th] am 14. Februar;on Friday, \February 14 am Freitag, dem [o den] 14. Februar;Michael's birthday is on \February 22 Michael hat am 22. Februar Geburtstag;Hamburg, \February 14, 2000 Hamburg, den 14. Februar 2000;the \February issue magazine die Februarausgabe -
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['febrʊərɪ]n- cold February- this February
- in February
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'februəri(the second month of the year, the month following January.) febreroFebruary n febrerotr['febrʊərɪ]1 febrero Table 1SMALLNOTA/SMALL For examples of use, see May/Table 1February ['fɛbjʊ.ri, 'fɛbʊ-, 'fbrʊ-] n: febrero mn.• febrero s.m.'februeri, 'febrʊəri['febrʊǝrɪ]N febrero m ; see July* * *['februeri, 'febrʊəri] -
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n февруари* * *{'februъri} n февруари.* * *февруари;* * *n февруари* * *February[´februəri] n февруари; in \February през февруари; on the second of \February на втори февруари. -
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------------------------------------------------------------[English Word] February[Swahili Word] mwezi wa pili[Part of Speech] noun[Class] 3------------------------------------------------------------[English Word] February[Swahili Word] Februari[Part of Speech] noun[Class] 9[Derived Language] English[Derived Word] February------------------------------------------------------------ -
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[ˈfebruərɪ]February февраль February attr. февральский
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