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mi'leniəmplural - millennia; noun(a period of a thousand years: Almost two millennia have passed since the birth of Christ.) mileniomillennium n mileniotr[mɪ'lenɪəm]1 milenio, milenarion.• milenio s.m.mɪ'leniəm [mɪ'lenɪǝm]1.N(pl millenniums or millennia) [mɪ'lenɪǝ] milenio m2.CPDthe millennium bug N — (Comput) el (problema del) efecto 2000
millennium fund N — (Brit) fondo de financiación y desarrollo para el nuevo milenio
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2 cranium
tr['kreɪnɪəm]1 cráneon.• cráneo s.m.'kreɪniəm['kreɪnɪǝm]N (pl craniums or crania) [ˌ'kreɪnɪǝ] cráneo m* * *['kreɪniəm] -
3 cranium
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4 decennium
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noun, pl. millenniums or millennia1) Jahrtausend, das; Millennium, das* * *[mi'leniəm]plural - millennia; noun(a period of a thousand years: Almost two millennia have passed since the birth of Christ.) das Jahrtausend* * *mil·len·nium<pl -s or -nia>[mɪˈleniəm, pl -niə]I. nthe new \millennium das neue Jahrtausendthe \millennium bug COMPUT das Jahrtausendproblem (Virus, der bei der Jahrtausendwende Störungen verursachte)\millennium hype Millenniumsspektakel nt, Millenniumsrummel m* * *[mI'lenɪəm]n pl - s or millennia[mI'lenɪə] (= 1,000 years) Jahrtausend nt, Millennium nt; (= state of perfection) Tausendjähriges Reich, Millennium nt* * *millennium [-əm] pl -niums, -nia [-ə] s1. Millennium n, Jahrtausend n:millennium baby Millennium(s)baby n;millennium-compliant IT jahrtausendfähig2. Millennium(s)-, Tausendjahrfeier f3. REL Millennium n, Tausendjähriges Reich Christi* * *noun, pl. millenniums or millennia1) Jahrtausend, das; Millennium, das* * *n.Jahrtausend n. -
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pro·scenium<pl -s or -nia>[prə(ʊ)ˈsi:niəm, AM proʊˈ-, pl -niə]\proscenium [arch] Bühnenrahmen m* * *[prəU'siːnIəm]n pl proscenia[prəU'siːnIə] Proszenium ntproscenium stage — Bühne f mit Vorbühne
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7 quadrennium
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8 septennium
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9 triennium
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10 millennium
millennium [mɪˈlenɪəm](plural millennia) [mɪˈlenɪə]* * *[mɪ'lenɪəm]1) millénaire m2) Religion, fig millénium m -
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1 ( cycle) millénaire m ;
См. также в других словарях:
biennium — noun (plural niums or biennia) Etymology: Latin, from bi + annus year more at annual Date: 1899 a period of two years … New Collegiate Dictionary
cranium — noun (plural niums or crania) Etymology: Medieval Latin, from Greek kranion; akin to Greek kara head more at cerebral Date: 15th century skull; specifically the part that encloses the brain ; braincase … New Collegiate Dictionary
decennium — noun (plural niums or decennia) Etymology: Latin, from decem + annus year more at annual Date: 1685 a period of 10 years ; decade … New Collegiate Dictionary
hymenium — noun (plural hymenia or niums) Etymology: New Latin, from Greek hymēn Date: 1830 a spore bearing layer in fungi … New Collegiate Dictionary
millennium — noun (plural millennia or niums) Etymology: New Latin, from Latin mille thousand + New Latin ennium (as in biennium) Date: circa 1638 1. a. the thousand years mentioned in Revelation 20 during which holiness is to prevail and Christ is to reign… … New Collegiate Dictionary
quadrennium — noun (plural niums or quadrennia) Etymology: Latin quadriennium, from quadri + annus year more at annual Date: 1754 a period of four years … New Collegiate Dictionary
quinquennium — noun (plural niums or quinquennia) Etymology: Latin, from quinque five + annus year more at five, annual Date: 1621 a period of five years … New Collegiate Dictionary
triennium — noun (plural niums or triennia) Etymology: Latin, from tri + annus year more at annual Date: 1847 a period of three years … New Collegiate Dictionary
cranium — n.; pl. niums [Gr. kranion, skull] The sclerotic, skulllike part of the head capsule. cranial adj … Dictionary of invertebrate zoology
osteocranium — The cranium of the fetus after ossification of the membranous cranium has made it firm. [osteo + G. kranion, skull] * * * os·teo·cra·ni·um krā nē əm n, pl niums or nia … Medical dictionary
numinis — numìnis, ė (ž.) adj. (2) 1. namuose daromas, namų darbo, naminis: Numìnis darbas nebengtas y[ra] Brs. Paklotės dar tebėr numìnės Grd. Nėkas nebtrokšta numìnių drabužių Vkš. Pradėjom numinès liekarstes duoti Kl. Numìniums žoleliums gydos Krš … Dictionary of the Lithuanian Language