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1 libation
li·ba·tion[laɪˈbeɪʃən]n1. HIST, REL Trankopfer ntwould you care for a \libation? wie wäre es mit einem Schlückchen?* * *[laI'beISən]n1) (= offering) Trankopfer nt2) (inf= drink)
we had a few small libations — wir hatten ein paar getrunken (inf)* * *libation [laıˈbeıʃn] s1. REL, HIST Trankopfer n2. meist hum Trunk m (besonders Wein)* * *n.Trankopfer n. -
2 libation
li·ba·tion [laɪʼbeɪʃən] n1) hist, rel Libation f, Trankopfer nt;would you care for a \libation? wie wäre es mit einem Schlückchen?
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