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1 Southern Alps Plate Boundary
Geology: SAPBУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > Southern Alps Plate Boundary
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2 Южные Альпы
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3 Ngā Puke-māeroero
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4 Ngā Puke-māeroero
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5 Alpes
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6 Occitanie
Occitania, the southern area of France, from the Atlantic to the southern Alps, but also including parts of Spain to the Val d'Aosta in Italy, where the Occitanian language, Occitan or langue d'oc, was formerly spoken.Dictionnaire Français-Anglais. Agriculture Biologique > Occitanie
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7 горы Южные Альпы
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8 Южные Альпы
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9 Neuseeländische Alpen
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10 Oc
the language traditionally spoken in the south of France, notably in the Languedoc (meaning Language of Oc region). Occitanian languages, the family of Oc languages (for it is more than just a single tongue), were historically spoken in "Occitania"(see below) from the Atlantic to the southern Alps, from parts of Spain to the Val d'Aosta in Italy. Oc languages include Provençal. Linguistically they are close to Catalan, the traditional language of Catalonia in Spain and the Pyrénées Orientales department of France. -
11 PACA
south eastern region of France, lying betwen the Rhone valley and the Italian border. Capital Marseille. This region includes the historic region of Provence, plus the French Riviera and southern Alps, and stretches from the Rhone valley in the west to the Italian border in the east. It is bordered on the north by the region of Rhône-Alpes, and on the south by the Mediterranean sea. It consists of the departments of Bouches du Rhône, Var, Vaucluse, Alpes Maritimes and Alpes de Haute Provence. Seeregional guide to Provence.Dictionnaire Français-Anglais. Agriculture Biologique > PACA
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12 Южные Альпы
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13 Neuseeländische Alpen
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14 Südalpen
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15 basso
1. adj lowdi statura shortmusic bassfig despicablea bassa voce in a low voice, quietlya capo basso with bowed heada occhi bassi looking downwards, with lowered eyesfare man bassa di qualcosa steal somethingpiù in basso further downda basso in una casa downstairs3. m music bass* * *basso agg.1 low; ( di statura) short; ( di spessore) thin: questo soffitto è molto basso, this ceiling is very low; tacchi bassi, low heels; mi piace portare le scarpe coi tacchi bassi, I like wearing low-heeled shoes; ha voti molto bassi in pagella, he has very low marks on his report; è basso per i suoi 14 anni, he's short for a fourteen-year-old; è un libretto basso, it's a thin little book // punto basso, ( uncinetto) low stitch // il sole era basso sull'orizzonte, the sun was low on the horizon // tenere la testa bassa, gli occhi bassi, to hold (o to keep) one's head, eyes low // avere il morale basso, to be in low spirits (o to be dispirited)2 ( poco profondo) shallow: l'acqua è molto bassa qui, the water is very shallow here // trovarsi in acque basse, (fig.) to be in a fix3 ( di tessuto) narrow4 ( di suono) ( sommesso) low; soft: mi parlò a voce bassa, he spoke to me in a low voice; ha un tono di voce molto basso, he's very soft-spoken5 (esiguo, poco intenso) low: è uno stipendio molto basso, it's a very low salary; prezzo basso, low (o cheap o keen) price; cuocere a bassa temperatura, to cook at a low temperature // (econ.): basso costo, low cost; bassa congiuntura, slump // (dir.) pena bassa, low sentence // (med.) pressione bassa, low blood pressure6 ( vile) low, base, vile: ho di lui un'opinione piuttosto bassa, I have a rather low opinion of him (o I don't really think much of him); seguire i propri istinti più bassi, to follow one's basest instincts7 ( umile) lower; ( di grado) low-ranking: le classi basse della società, the lower classes of society8 ( poco pregiato) low, inferior: una produzione di bassa qualità, an inferior quality production; un metallo di bassa lega, a low metal9 (geogr.) Southern, Lower: bassa Italia, Southern Italy; le basse Alpi, the Lower Alps; il basso Egitto, Lower Egypt; il basso Po, the Lower Po // i Paesi Bassi, the Low Countries12 ( di tempo) early: la Pasqua è bassa quest'anno, Easter is early this year // bassa stagione, low season◆ s.m.1 lower part, bottom: il basso della pagina, the lower part (o the bottom) of the page // da basso, downstairs: scendere da basso, to go downstairs // in basso: low, far down: è troppo in basso, it's too low (o far down); appendilo più in basso, hang it a bit lower (o further down); cadere in basso, (fig.) to lose one's reputation (o one's social standing o to come down in the world); guardare qlcu. dall'alto in basso, (fig.) to look down on s.o. // gli alti e i bassi, (fig.) ups and downs; la vita è piena di alti e bassi, life's full of ups and downs2 (mus.) bass: è un basso dalla voce meravigliosa, he's a bass with a beautiful voice; chiave di basso, bass clef; chitarra basso, bass guitar // basso continuo, basso continuo3 (inform.) bottom.* * *['basso] basso (-a)1. aggi rami bassi — the lower o bottom branches
c'è bassa marea — it's low tide, the tide is out
2) (inferiore: qualità) poor, inferior, (abietto: azione, istinto) base, mean3) Geog4) (Storia: tardo) late2. avv(volare, mirare) low, (parlare) softly, in a low voice3. sm1) (parte inferiore) bottom, lower part, (di pagina) foot, bottom2) Mus bass* * *['basso] 1.1) (di altezza inferiore alla norma) [sedia, muro, case] low; [ tacchi] flat; (poco profondo) [ acqua] shallow2) (di piccola statura) [ persona] short3) (che non sta molto in alto) [nuvola, soffitto] low5) (in una scala di valori) [pressione, temperatura, voto, prezzo, reddito] lowdi basso livello — (scarso) [musica, letteratura] lowbrow
6) (sommesso) [voce, suono] low; (profondo) [voce, suono, nota] low, deepparlare a voce -a — to speak quietly o in a low voice
7) (in una gerarchia) [origine, condizione] lowlydi basso rango — of low rank, low-ranking
8) (nel tempo)9) (ignobile) [azione, istinti] base, low, mean10) geogr.2.sostantivo maschile1) (parte bassa) bottom, lower partverso il basso — [ inclinare] downwards
2) mus. (voce, cantante) bass3) mus. (strumento) bass (guitar)i -i — (in un impianto stereo) the bass; (in un'orchestra) the bass strings
4) in basso5) da basso3.avverbio [volare, mirare] low- a pressione — meteor. low pressure
- a stagione — low season, off-season
- a tensione — el. low voltage
••avere degli -i e bassi — to have one's ups and downs; econ. to have peaks and troughs
guardare qcn. dall'alto in basso — to eye sb. up and down, to look down on sb., to down one's nose at sb.
* * *basso/'basso/1 (di altezza inferiore alla norma) [sedia, muro, case] low; [ tacchi] flat; (poco profondo) [ acqua] shallow2 (di piccola statura) [ persona] short3 (che non sta molto in alto) [nuvola, soffitto] low; lo scaffale più basso the bottom shelf; il sole è basso the sun is low in the sky5 (in una scala di valori) [pressione, temperatura, voto, prezzo, reddito] low; di basso livello (scarso) [musica, letteratura] lowbrow6 (sommesso) [voce, suono] low; (profondo) [voce, suono, nota] low, deep; a -a voce in a low voice; parlare a voce -a to speak quietly o in a low voice7 (in una gerarchia) [origine, condizione] lowly; di basso rango of low rank, low-ranking; il ceto basso the lower class(es)8 (nel tempo) il basso Medioevo the late Middle Ages9 (ignobile) [azione, istinti] base, low, mean1 (parte bassa) bottom, lower part; verso il basso [ inclinare] downwards; ci trovavamo più in basso we were lower down; sul secondo scaffale dal basso on the second shelf up; visto dal basso seen from below3 ⇒ 34 mus. (strumento) bass (guitar); i -i (in un impianto stereo) the bass; (in un'orchestra) the bass strings4 in basso guardare in basso to look downIII avverbio[volare, mirare] lowalti e -i ups and downs; avere degli -i e bassi to have one's ups and downs; econ. to have peaks and troughs; guardare qcn. dall'alto in basso to eye sb. up and down, to look down on sb., to down one's nose at sb.; cadere in basso to go down in the world; far man -a to sweep the board; avere il morale basso to be in low spirits\- a marea ebb o low tide; - a pressione meteor. low pressure; - a stagione low season, off-season; - a tensione el. low voltage. -
16 Alpler
n. Alps, mountain range in southern Europe stretching from southern Germany through Austria and Switzerland down to Italy and southern France -
17 Alpen
n. Alps, mountain range in southern Europe stretching from southern Germany through Austria and Switzerland down to Italy and southern France -
18 bolada
f.1 opportunity (informal). (Southern Cone)2 throw.* * *SF1) (=lanzamiento) (Ftbl) throw; (Atletismo) putt; (Billar) stroke3) Cono Sur4) LAm (=mentira) fib, lie6) Cono Sur (=golosina) titbit, treat* * *femenino (RPl fam)* * *femenino (RPl fam)* * *aprovechar la bolada to take advantage of the situation* * *bolada nfFam1. RP [oportunidad] opportunity;aprovechar la bolada: ¿por qué no aprovechás la bolada y te vas hasta los Alpes? why don't you make the most of the opportunity and go to the Alps as well?* * *f1 L.Am. ( tiro) throw2 ( suerte) piece of luck -
19 volada
adj.1 superior. (Typography)2 proyecting. (Southern Cone)3 protuberant.f.1 fib (lie). (Central America)2 flounce, ruffle. (Caribbean)3 game of heads of tails (game). (Mexico)4 adventure. (Mexico)* * *SF1) (=vuelo) short flight, single flight2) (LAm)(diversos sentidos) = bolada* * *1) (Col)a) ( demolición) blowing-upb) (fam) ( escapada)pegarse una volada — preso to escape; alumno to play hooky (esp AmE colloq), to skive off (school) (BrE colloq)
2)a) (AmS fam)aprovechar la volada — (RPl fam) to take one's chance
b) (Méx fam)de volada — (loc adv) quickly
* * *1) (Col)a) ( demolición) blowing-upb) (fam) ( escapada)pegarse una volada — preso to escape; alumno to play hooky (esp AmE colloq), to skive off (school) (BrE colloq)
2)a) (AmS fam)aprovechar la volada — (RPl fam) to take one's chance
b) (Méx fam)de volada — (loc adv) quickly
* * *A ( Col) (demolición) blowing-upBC1voy y vuelvo en una volada I'll be there and back in no time o in a jiffy ( colloq)2si lo haces de volada te va a salir mal if you do it too quickly o if you rush it, you'll get it wrong* * *volada nf1. [de ave] short flight2. RP [ocasión favorable] event;aprovechar la volada to take advantage of the occasion;¿por qué no aprovechan la volada y van hasta los Alpes? why don't you make the most of the opportunity and go to the Alps as well?3. CompMéx Famde volada: el tiempo se va de volada time flies past;RP Fama las voladas [rápidamente] in a flash
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