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1 avalanche
noun(lit. or fig.) Lawine, die* * *(a fall of snow and ice down a mountain: Two skiers were buried by the avalanche.) die Lawine* * *ava·lanche[ˈævəlɑ:n(t)ʃ, AM -æntʃ]nrisk of \avalanches Lawinengefahr fto receive an \avalanche of letters/complaints eine wahre Lawine an Briefen/Beschwerden bekommen* * *['vəlAːnʃ] Lawine f* * *A s2. fig Flut f (of von):B v/i wie eine Lawine herabstürzen* * *noun(lit. or fig.) Lawine, die* * *n.Lawine -en f.Stoßentladung f. -
2 avalanche
ava·lanche [ʼævəlɑ:n(t)ʃ, Am -æntʃ] nrisk of \avalanches Lawinengefahr f;to receive an \avalanche of letters/ complaints eine wahre Lawine an Briefen/Beschwerden bekommen
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