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1 קבר אחים
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2 братская могила
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3 fællesgrav
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4 могила
могила Неизвестного солдата — tomb / grave of the Unknown Warrior / Soldier
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5 братская могила
семейная могила; фамильный склеп — family grave
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6 fosa común
• common grave• paunchy• pauperism• potter's field -
7 hoyanca
• common grave• potter's field -
8 fosa
f.1 grave (sepultura).fosa común common grave2 cavity (anatomy).fosas nasales nostrils3 pit (hoyo).fosa marina oceanic trenchfosa séptica septic tank4 fossa, recess.pres.indicat.3rd person singular (él/ella/ello) present indicative of spanish verb: fosar.imperat.2nd person singular (tú) Imperative of Spanish verb: fosar.* * *1 (sepultura) grave2 (hoyo) pit, hollow3 ANATOMÍA cavity, fossa4 (en el océano) trench, deep\fosa Atlántica Atlantic trenchfosa común common gravefosas nasales nostrilsfosa séptica septic tank* * *noun f.1) pit, ditch2) grave3) cavity* * *SF1) (=hoyo) pit; (=sepultura) gravefosa común — [para gente sin familia] common grave; [para soldados, prisioneros] mass grave
fosa de reparaciones — (Aut) inspection pit
2) (Anat) cavity* * ** * *= ditch.Ex. The speciments were collected from different types of habitats, such as streams, springs, ditches, dams, swamps, wells and ponds.----* fosa común = mass grave.* fosa séptica = septic tank, cesspool.* * ** * *= ditch.Ex: The speciments were collected from different types of habitats, such as streams, springs, ditches, dams, swamps, wells and ponds.
* fosa común = mass grave.* fosa séptica = septic tank, cesspool.* * *2 (tumba) gravecavarse su propia fosa to dig one's own graveCompuestos:common o communal grave; (para indigentes) pauper's gravemarine basinnostrilocean basinseptic tank* * *
fosa sustantivo femenino ( zanja) ditch;
( hoyo) pit;
( tumba) grave;◊ fosa común common o communal grave
fosa sustantivo femenino
1 (para un muerto) grave
2 Anat cavity
fosas nasales, nostrils
3 Geography (deep) trough
4 (zanja) pit
fosa séptica, septic tank
♦ Locuciones: fosa común, common grave
' fosa' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
cavar
- excavar
- hoyo
English:
cesspit
- mass grave
- septic tank
- socket
- pit
* * *fosa nf1. [sepultura] gravefosa común common grave2. Anat cavity;fosas nasales nostrils3. [hoyo] pitfosa abisal oceanic trench;fosa marina oceanic trench;fosa séptica septic tank;Geol fosa tectónica fault trough, Espec graben4. RP [en taller] pit* * *f1 pit2 ( tumba) grave3 GEOL basin* * *fosa nf1) : ditch, pitfosa séptica: septic tank2) tumba: grave3) : cavityfosas nasales: nasal cavities, nostrils* * *fosa n1. (tumba) grave -
9 fosa común
f.common grave, pauper's grave, potter's field, mass grave.* * *common grave* * *common o communal grave* * *(n.) = mass graveEx. This article describes a human rights investigation designed to identify bodies exhumed from mass graves in Bosnia.* * *common o communal grave* * *(n.) = mass graveEx: This article describes a human rights investigation designed to identify bodies exhumed from mass graves in Bosnia.
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10 братски
1. прил. brotherly, fraternalбратски врьзки links of brotherhoodбратска страна a sister nationбратска могила a common grave2. нар. fraternally, like brothersпрен. affectionately; heartily* * *бра̀тски,прил., -а, -о, -и brotherly, fraternal; рел. confraternal; \братскиа страна a sister nation; \братскии връзки links of brotherhood; \братскии чувства fraternalism; • \братскиа могила a common grave.——————нареч. fraternally, like brothers; прен. affectionately; heartily.* * *brotherlike: братски affection - братска обич; fraternal* * *1. 1 прил. brotherly, fraternal 2. 2 нар. fraternally, like brothers 3. БРАТСКИ врьзки links of brotherhood 4. братска могила a common grave 5. братска страна a sister nation 6. прен. affectionately; heartily -
11 могила
hill(малка) hillock, knoll, toft(гробница) mound, tumulus (pl. tumuli)* * *могѝла,ж., -и hill; ( малка) hillock, knoll, toft; ( гробница) mound, tumulus, pl. tumuli; братска \могилаа common grave; издигам \могилаа mound.* * *knoll; hill; hump; mound; swelling* * *1. (гробница) mound, tumulus (pl. tumuli) 2. (малка) hillock, knoll, toft 3. hill 4. братска МОГИЛА a common grave 5. издигам МОГИЛА mound -
12 могила
1) ж. grave2) как межд. разг. ( выражает обещание молчать) I'll be silent as the grave••моги́ла Неизве́стного солда́та — grave / tomb [tuːm] of the Unknown Soldier
бра́тская моги́ла — common grave
до (са́мой) моги́лы — till / to the grave; till smb's dying day
на краю́ моги́лы — on the edge of the grave
найти́ себе́ моги́лу (умереть) — meet one's death
нем как моги́ла — silent as the grave
рыть моги́лу (дт.) — dig a grave (for)
свести́ кого́-л в моги́лу — bring smb to his grave
сойти́ в моги́лу — sink into the grave
стоя́ть одно́й ного́й в моги́ле — have one foot in the grave
унести́ с собо́й в моги́лу (вн.) — take (d) to the grave
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13 fosse commune
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14 Massengrab
n mass grave* * *Mạs|sen|grabntmass grave* * *Mas·sen·grabnt mass grave* * *das mass grave* * *Massengrab n mass grave* * *das mass grave* * *n.common grave n.mass grave n. -
15 могила
ж.grave♢
могила Неизвестного солдата — grave / tomb of the Unknown Soldierсвести кого-л. в могилу — bring* smb. to his grave
сойти в могилу — sink* into the grave
найти себе могилу ( умереть) — meet* one's death
рыть могилу (дт.) — dig* a grave (for)
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16 fosse
fosse [fos]feminine noun( = trou) pit ; ( = tombe) grave* * *fos1) ( cavité) pit2) ( tombe) grave3) ( pour le saut) sandpit4) ( de garage) inspection pit•Phrasal Verbs:* * *fos nf1) (= grand trou) pit2) (= tombe) grave* * *fosse nf1 ( cavité) pit;2 ( tombe) grave;6 Chasse pitfall;7 Anat fossa.fosse d'aisances Constr earth closet; fosse d'ascenseur Constr lift shaft GB, elevator shaft US; fosse commune communal grave; fosse aux lions lions' den; fosse océanique Géog oceanic trench; fosse d'orchestre orchestra pit; fosse de plongée Sport diving pool; fosse à purin Agric slurry pit; fosse septique Constr septic tank; fosse de visite Aut, Rail inspection pit; fosses nasales Anat nasal passages.[fos] nom féminin1. [cavité] pitfosse à purin ou fumier manure pit3. MUSIQUE4. [tombe] grave -
17 братская могила
1) General subject: collective grave (Roshwald), mass grave, the bed of honour2) Military: communal grave3) Religion: common grave4) Makarov: bed of honour, pit -
18 hoyanca
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19 могила
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20 могила
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