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61 on record
• tunnettu• aikakirjoissa mainittu* * *(recorded: This is the coldest winter on record.) tiedossa oleva -
62 winter
• viettää talvea• talvi• talvehtia• talvehdittaa• talvinen* * *'wintə(the coldest season of the year: We often have snow in winter; ( also adjective) winter evenings.) talvi- wintry- wintriness
- winter sports
- wintertime -
63 season
n. 1. (жилийн) улирал. Winter is the coldest \season of the year. Өвөл бол жилийн хамгийн хүйтэн улирал. 2. цаг хугацаа, үе. v. 1. хоол амтлах. 2. мод хагсаах. seasoned adj. хашир, догь, туршлагатай. -
64 अन्तरट्ठक
අන්තරට්ඨක antaraTThaka antaraṭṭhaka nthe coldest eight days of the winter, when snow falls (in India). -
65 summer
[English Word] summer[English Plural] summers[Swahili Word] kiangazi[Swahili Plural] viangazi[Part of Speech] noun[Class] 7/8[Note] kiangazi generally refers to the June-August time period, which is "summer" in the northern hemisphere, but is the coldest time of the year in the southern hemisphere, including all of Tanzania------------------------------------------------------------ -
66 oeraf
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67 on record
(recorded: This is the coldest winter on record.) protokollført, registrert -
68 on record
(recorded: This is the coldest winter on record.) registrato -
69 winter
I 1. ['wɪntə(r)]nome inverno m.2.modificatore [sports, clothes, weather] invernaleII ['wɪntə(r)]verbo intransitivo svernare, passare l'inverno* * *['wintə](the coldest season of the year: We often have snow in winter; ( also adjective) winter evenings.) inverno; d'inverno, invernale- wintry- wintriness
- winter sports
- wintertime* * *I 1. ['wɪntə(r)]nome inverno m.2.modificatore [sports, clothes, weather] invernaleII ['wɪntə(r)]verbo intransitivo svernare, passare l'inverno -
70 chilla
(Persian) term referring to both the hottest and coldest forty days of the year; the forty days following a child?s birth; rite involving 40 days of prayer and seclusion. yoz chillasi/yozgi chilla period from 25th of June to the 5th of August. chillasi/qishki chilla period from 25th of December to the 5th of February. chilla suvi mid summer irrigation period. chillasi chiqmagan not yet forty days old; green, inexperienced. chilla yara rash or sores which afflict a newborn. chilla o’tir to pray in seclusion for forty days; to stay at home for a long time. chilla(ga) o’tqazib ket to dupe.chillagirazon coll.s. chillakiro’zon -
71 those
* * ** * *[ðəʊz, AM ðoʊz]1. (to identify specific persons/things) dieselook at \those chaps over there schau' dir die Typen da drüben anhow much are \those brushes? wie viel kosten diese Pinsel; (more distant)2. (familiar referent) jeneseveral people died in \those riots mehrere Menschen starben bei jenen Unruhenwhere are \those children of yours? wo sind deine Kinder?3. (singling out)I've always liked \those biscuits with the almonds in them ich mag die Kekse mit den Mandeln darin▪ \those... who/which [or that] ... diejenigen... die...\those people who would like to go on the trip should put their names on the list die Personen, die die Reise machen wollen, müssen sich in die Liste eintragen1. (the things over there) diejenigenthese peaches aren't ripe enough to eat, try \those on the table diese Pfirsiche sind noch nicht reif genug, versuch' die auf dem Tisch2. (the people over there) das\those are my kids over there das sind meine Kinder da drüben3. (past times) damals\those were the days das waren noch Zeiten\those were the olden days das war die gute alte Zeit\those were some good times we had wir hatten eine gute Zeit damals4. (familiar referent) das\those are the hard things in life das sind die schwierigen Dinge des Lebens5. (the people)▪ \those who... diejenigen, die...\those who want to can come back by a later train wer will, kann mit einem späteren Zug zurückfahren▪ one of \those eine(r) davonthere are many Mormons here, in fact, he's one of \those hier gibt es viele Mormonen, er ist übrigens auch einerhe's one of \those who make you feel good by just smiling and saying hello er gehört zu denen, bei denen man sich schon gut fühlt, wenn sie nur lächeln und hallo sagen6. (the ones) diejenigenthe coldest hours are \those just before dawn die kältesten Stunden sind die vor Tagesanbruch▪ \those which... diejenigen, die...my favourite chocolates are \those which have cherries and brandy inside them meine Lieblingspralinen sind die mit Kirschen und Brandy* * *[ðəʊz] pl of that1. dem prondas (da) singwhat are those? — was ist das (denn) da?, was sind das für Dinger? (inf)
those are my suggestions —
above those —
those who want to go, may — wer möchte, kann gehen, diejenigen, die gehen möchten, können das tun (form)
one of those who... — einer/eine von denen or denjenigen, die...
there are those who say... — einige sagen...
2. dem adjdiese or die (da), jene (old, liter)it was just one of those days/things — das war wieder so ein Tag/so eine Sache
he is one of those people who... —
those sons of yours! — also, deine Söhne!
* * ** * ** * *adj.dies adj.jen adj.jener adj.jenes adj. -
72 winter
1. nounWinter, derin [the] winter — im Winter
last/next winter — letzten/nächsten Winter
the winter of 1947-8 or of 1947 — der Winter 1947-48 od. [des Jahres] 1947
2. attributive adjective 3. intransitive verbwinter's day — Wintertag, der
den Winter verbringen; [Truppe, Tier:] überwintern* * *['wintə](the coldest season of the year: We often have snow in winter; ( also adjective) winter evenings.) der Winter, Winter-...- academic.ru/82567/wintry">wintry- wintriness
- winter sports
- wintertime* * *win·ter[ˈwɪntəʳ, AM -t̬ɚ]I. n Winter mon a \winter's morning an einem Wintermorgenon a \winter's night in einer Winternachtlast/next \winter letzten/nächsten Winter▪ in [the] \winter im Winterin the dead of \winter mitten im Winter\winter break Winterpause f\winter clothes Wintersachen pl\winter scene Winterlandschaft f\winter sleep Winterschlaf m\winter wardrobe Wintergarderobe f\winter apples Lageräpfel pl\winter wheat Winterweizen mIV. vtto \winter sb/an animal jdn/ein Tier durch den Winter bringen* * *['wɪntə(r)] Winter m2. adj attrWinter-3. viüberwintern, den Winter verbringen4. vtcattle, horses durch den Winter bringen* * *winter [ˈwıntə(r)]A s1. Winter m:in winter im Winter2. poet Lenz m, (Lebens)Jahr n:B adj winterlich, Winter…:C v/i1. überwintern (Tiere, Pflanzen)2. den Winter verbringen:D v/t besonders Pflanzen überwintern* * *1. nounWinter, derin [the] winter — im Winter
last/next winter — letzten/nächsten Winter
the winter of 1947-8 or of 1947 — der Winter 1947-48 od. [des Jahres] 1947
2. attributive adjective 3. intransitive verbwinter's day — Wintertag, der
den Winter verbringen; [Truppe, Tier:] überwintern* * *n.Winter - m. -
73 on record
(recorded: This is the coldest winter on record.) bisher -
74 on record
(recorded: This is the coldest winter on record.) odnotowany, zarejestrowany -
75 winter
['wɪntə(r)] 1. nzima f2. vibirds zimowaćin winter — zimą, w zimie
* * *['wintə](the coldest season of the year: We often have snow in winter; ( also adjective) winter evenings.) zima- wintry- wintriness
- winter sports
- wintertime -
76 on record
(recorded: This is the coldest winter on record.) reģistrēts* * *oficiāls, publicējams presē -
77 winter
['wintə](the coldest season of the year: We often have snow in winter; ( also adjective) winter evenings.) ziema- wintry- wintriness
- winter sports
- wintertime* * *ziema; gads; dzīves gads; pārziemot; ziemas -
78 on record
(recorded: This is the coldest winter on record.) užregistruotas -
79 winter
['wintə](the coldest season of the year: We often have snow in winter; ( also adjective) winter evenings.) žiema- wintry- wintriness
- winter sports
- wintertime -
80 on record
officiell; dokumenterad* * *(recorded: This is the coldest winter on record.) som finns dokumenterad
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