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((sometimes abbreviated to m when written) a measure of length equal to 1,760 yards (1.61 km): We walked ten miles today; 70 miles per hour (sometimes written mph); a ten-mile hike.) engelsk milmilsubst. \/maɪl\/50 miles i timen, 80 km i timen2) ( sport) forklaring: løp som er en mile lang3) ( historisk) romersk mil (omtrent 1620 yards)by the mile per milfor miles i mils omkrets, milevidtfor miles and miles mil etter mila full mile en drøy engelsk milmiles ( hverdagslig) stor avstand, stor mengde langveisframiles away i egne tanker, helt bortreistmiles better ( hverdagslig) mye bedre, en stor forbedringmiles from anywhere langt utenfor allfarvei, langt utenfor folkeskikkenmiles long milelang, flere mil langkøen var flere mil lang, køen strakk seg over flere milthe Square Mile forklaring: navn på City (Londons finansstrøk)wish somebody miles away ønske noen langt vekk -
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f Miary mile- pokonać pięć mil (drogi) to cover five miles- na przestrzeni wielu mil for miles around- następny sklep jest trzydzieści mil stąd the next shop is thirty miles from here, it’s the last shop for thirty miles- odległość w milach mileage- □ mila angielska (land) mile- mila morska nautical mile■ jego na milę czuć oszustem one can tell a mile off (that) he’s a con manThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > mil|a
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mile — or statute mile [mīl] n. pl. miles; sometimes, after a number, mile [ME < OE mil, pl. mila < WGmc * milja < L milia, pl. of mille, thousand, in milia passuum, thousand paces, mile] a unit of length in the FPS system, equal to 5,280 feet… … English World dictionary
mile — [ majl ] n. m. • 1866 (le mot était francisé en mille); mot angl.; lat. milia ♦ Mesure anglo saxonne de longueur utilisée en Grande Bretagne, aux États Unis et au Canada, valant 5 280 pieds soit 1 609 mètres. ⇒ 2. mille. Sport Le record du monde… … Encyclopédie Universelle
Mile One Centre — Former names Mile One Stadium Location … Wikipedia
mile — W1S1 [maıl] n [: Old English; Origin: mil, from Latin milia passum thousands of paces ] 1.) written abbreviation m a unit for measuring distance, equal to 1760 ↑yards or about 1609 metres ▪ It s forty miles from here to the Polish border. ▪ an… … Dictionary of contemporary English
MIL — Cette page d’homonymie répertorie les différents sujets et articles partageant un même nom … Wikipédia en Français
mil|li|ar|y — «MIHL ee EHR ee», adjective, noun, plural ar|ies. –adj. of, having to do with, or using the ancient Roman mile of a thousand paces. –n. = milestone. (Cf. ↑milestone) ╂[< Latin mīlliārium a mile (stone), neuter adjective < mīlle (passuum);… … Useful english dictionary
Mil — er en længdeenhed, som ofte er forskellig fra land til land. Der findes også forskellige mil inden for forskellige områder for eksempel sømil inden for søfart. Forskellige mil Amerikansk mil Dansk mil Dansk sømil Geografisk mil International mil… … Danske encyklopædi
Mile (guerrier) — Mile (mythologie celtique) Pour les articles homonymes, voir Mile. Dans la mythologie celtique irlandaise, Mile, connu aussi sous les noms de Milésius, ou de Míl Espáine, est l’ancêtre mythique des Gaèls (ou Goidels) que l’on appelle parfois les… … Wikipédia en Français
mile — (n.) O.E. mil, from W.Gmc. *milja (Cf. M.Du. mile, Du. mijl, O.H.G. mila, Ger. meile), from L. mila thousands, plural of mille a thousand (neuter plural was mistaken in Germanic as a fem. singular), of unknown origin. The Latin word also is the… … Etymology dictionary
mil — sb., en, mil, ene, i sms. mile , fx milelang; en mils vej; i miles omkreds … Dansk ordbog
mil|er — «MY luhr», noun. a person or animal, such as a horse, competing in or trained for a mile race: »The number of sprinters and milers has increased (Observer) … Useful english dictionary