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101 labored
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102 Lake District
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103 legitimize
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104 letterhead
= academic.ru/120248/letterheading">letterheading* * *noun (the name and address of a company, a person etc printed at the top of a piece of writing paper.)* * *ˈlet·ter·headn* * *['letəhed]nBriefkopf m; (= writing paper) Geschäfts(brief)papier nt* * *1. (gedruckter) Briefkopf2. Kopfbogen m* * ** * *n.Briefkopf m. -
105 life-size
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106 louver
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107 Luxembourg
= academic.ru/44289/Luxemburg">Luxemburg* * *Lux·em·bourg[ˈlʌksəmbɜ:g, AM -bɜ:rg]n Luxemburg nt* * *['lʌksəmbɜːg]1. nLuxemburg nt2. adj attrLuxemburger* * ** * ** * *n.Luxemburg n. -
108 M
= academic.ru/44353/m">m* * *1) (metre(s): the 800 m race.)2) (million: a profit of $50m.)* * *M1adj abbrev of mega- MM2II. n[em]the \M4 from London to Bristol die M4 von London nach BristolM<pl -'s>m[em]n* * *I [em]nM nt, m nt II1) abbr of million(s) Mill., Mio.2) abbr of metre(s) m3)See:4) abbr of minute(s) min5) abbr of married verh.6) abbr of masculine m* * *1. M, m n (Buchstabe)2. TYPO Geviert nM2 abk3. mega-4. million* * *= m -
109 mandolin
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110 man-size
= academic.ru/45097/man-sized">man-sized* * *1. mannsgroß2. umg riesig, Riesen…:3. umg gewaltig (Aufgabe etc)* * * -
111 marijuana
= academic.ru/45220/marihuana">marihuana* * *(a type of drug (illegal in many countries) made from the dried flowers and leaves of the hemp plant.) das Marihuana* * *ma·ri·hua·na, ma·ri·jua·na[ˌmærɪˈwɑ:nə, AM ˌmerɪˈ-]* * *["mrɪ'hwAːnə]nMarihuana nt* * *1. BOT Hanf m2. Marihuana n (Rauschgift)* * ** * *n.Marihuana n. -
112 marquess
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113 marvelous
= academic.ru/89009/marvelously">marvelously* * *mar·vel·ous* * *(US) ['mAːvələs]adjwunderbar, fantastisch, phantastisch, fabelhaftisn't it marvellous? — ist das nicht herrlich?; (iro) gut, nicht! (iro)
* * *1. erstaunlich, wunderbar2. unglaublich, unwahrscheinlich3. umg fabelhaft, fantastisch, wunderbar* * ** * *adj.wunderbar adj. -
114 maximize
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115 memorize
= academic.ru/117384/memorise">memorise* * *verb (to learn (something) so well that one can remember all of it without looking: She memorized the directions.) sich einprägen* * *memo·rize[ˈmeməraɪz, AM -mər-]vtto \memorize a poem/song ein Gedicht/Lied auswendig lernen* * *['meməraɪz]vtsich (dat) einprägen* * *memorize [ˈmeməraız] v/t1. a) sich etwas einprägenb) etwas auswendig lernen2. niederschreiben, festhalten* * *= memorise* * *(US) v.merken v.sich merken v.speichern v. -
116 mesmerize
= academic.ru/117389/mesmerise">mesmerise* * *(to hypnotize: The child was mesmerized by the television screen.) hypnotisieren* * *mes·mer·ize[ˈmezməraɪz]vt* * *['mezməraɪz]vthypnotisieren; (fig) faszinieren, fesselnthe audience sat mesmerized — die Zuschauer saßen wie gebannt
* * *mesmerize v/t1. MED, HIST (heil)magnetisieren, mesmerisieren2. fig faszinieren:mesmerized fasziniert, gebannt, wie hypnotisiert* * ** * *(US) v.hypnotisieren v. -
117 minimize
= academic.ru/117408/minimise">minimise* * *1) (to make as little as possible: to minimize the danger.) verringern2) (to cause to seem little or unimportant: He minimized the help he had received.) bagatellisieren* * *mini·mize[ˈmɪnɪmaɪz]vt1. (reduce)▪ to \minimize sth etw auf ein Minimum [o Mindestmaß] beschränken, etw minimieren2. (underestimate)to \minimize sb's feelings/concerns/anger jds Gefühle/Sorgen/Ärger herunterspielen; (belittle)▪ to \minimize sb jdn herabsetzen3. COMPUT▪ to \minimize sth etw auf Symbolgröße verkleinern [o minimieren]* * *['mInImaɪz]vt1) (= reduce) expenditure, time lost etc auf ein Minimum reduzieren, minimieren (form); (COMPUT) window minimieren, verkleinern2) (= belittle, underestimate) schlechtmachen, herabsetzen* * *minimize v/t2. jemandes Leistung etc als geringfügig hinstellen, bagatellisieren, herunterspielen* * *= minimise* * *(US) v.minimieren v.verniedlichen v. -
118 misjudgement
= academic.ru/47277/misjudgment">misjudgment* * *["mɪs'dZʌdZmənt]nFehleinschätzung f; (of person also) falsche Beurteilung* * *1. falsche Beurteilung, Verkennung f2. falsche (Ein)Schätzung* * ** * *n.Fehleinschätzung f.Fehlurteil n. -
119 moisturizer
= academic.ru/117425/moisturiser">moisturiser* * *noun der Befeuchter* * *mois·tur·iz·er[ˈmɔɪstʃəraɪzəʳ, AM -tʃəraɪzɚ]n Feuchtigkeitscreme f* * *['mɔIstʃəraɪzə(r)] ['mɔIstʃəraIzɪŋ'kriːm]nFeuchtigkeitscreme f* * *2. TECH Luftbefeuchter m* * * -
120 molder
= academic.ru/47585/molding">molding* * *mold·ermould·er, AM mold·er[ˈməʊldəʳ, AM ˈmoʊldɚ]* * *I (US) ['məʊldə(r)]n(TECH: person) Former(in) m(f), (Form)gießer(in) m(f) II (US)vi (lit)vermodern; (leaves also) verrotten; (food) verderben; (carcass) verwesen; (fig) (mental faculties, building) zerfallen; (equipment) vermodern, vergammeln (inf); (person) verkümmern* * *1. Gießer m3. Formmaschine f4. TYPO Muttergalvano n1. a) vermodernb) zerfallen2. fig verkümmern* * *= molding* * *n.Former - m. v.zerfallen v.
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