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LuminouslyБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > luminously
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◙ adj. בצורה ברורה; באופן השופך אור* * *◙ רוא ךפושה ןפואב ;הרורב הרוצב◄ -
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lu.mi.nous.ly[l'u:minəsli] adv 1 luminosamente. 2 lucidamente, claramente. -
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• jasno; sijajući; sjajeći; sjajno; svetleći; zračeći -
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Woodhouse English-Greek dictionary. A vocabulary of the Attic language > Luminously
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'lu:minəs(giving out light; faintly shining so as to be visible in the dark: a luminous clock-face.) luminosoluminous adj luminosotr['lʊːmɪnəs]1 luminoso,-aluminous ['lu:mənəs] adj: luminoso♦ luminously advadj.• luminoso, -a adj.'luːmənəs, 'luːmɪnəsadjective luminoso['luːmɪnǝs]ADJ luminoso* * *['luːmənəs, 'luːmɪnəs]adjective luminoso -
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a светъл, светещ* * *сияен; светещ; светлинен; озарен; блестя; лъчист; лъчезарен;* * *a светъл, светещ* * * -
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['lu:minəs](giving out light; faintly shining so as to be visible in the dark: a luminous clock-face.) svetleč* * *[l(j)ú:minəs]adjective ( luminously adverb)bleščeč, sveteč, svetlikav, žareč; figuratively sijajen; figuratively jasen, razumljivphysics luminous energy — svetlobna energija, lučphysics luminous flux — svetilni tok -
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['luːmɪnəs]1) (bright) luminoso (anche fig.)2) (clear) [ explanation] chiaro; [ remark] intelligente, brillante* * *['lu:minəs](giving out light; faintly shining so as to be visible in the dark: a luminous clock-face.) luminoso* * *luminous /ˈlu:mɪnəs/a.3 (fig.) chiaro, brillante, lampante: a luminous mind, una mente chiara; a luminous orator, un brillante oratore● luminous paint, pittura luminosaluminously avv. luminousness n. [u].* * *['luːmɪnəs]1) (bright) luminoso (anche fig.)2) (clear) [ explanation] chiaro; [ remark] intelligente, brillante
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