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1 New Year
Neujahr nt kein pl;\New Year's card Neujahrskarte f;\New Year's message Neujahrsansprache f;Happy \New Year gutes [o frohes] neues Jahr;the \New Year das neue Jahr;( first weeks) der Jahresbeginn -
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3 new year
nounNeujahr, dasa Happy New Year — ein glückliches od. gutes neues Jahr
* * *n Neujahr nt kein pl\New Year's card Neujahrskarte f\New Year's message Neujahrsansprache fHappy \New Year gutes [o frohes] neues Jahr* * *nneues Jahr; (= New Year's Day) Neujahr ntHappy New Year! — (ein) glückliches or gutes neues Jahr!
over/at New Year — über/an Neujahr
she's expecting a baby in the New Year — sie erwartet im neuen Jahr ihr Baby
* * *new year s* * *nounNeujahr, dasa Happy New Year — ein glückliches od. gutes neues Jahr
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5 New Year
['njuː'jɪə(r)] UK / USnHappy New Year — (ein) frohes Neues Jahr!, (toast) Prosit Neujahr!
New Year's Day — Neujahr nt, Neujahrstag m
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6 New Year
['njuː'jɪə(r)] UK / USnHappy New Year — (ein) frohes Neues Jahr!, (toast) Prosit Neujahr!
New Year's Day — Neujahr nt, Neujahrstag m
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7 New Year Resolution
n [guter] Vorsatz für das neue Jahr -
8 New Year Resolution
[guter] Vorsatz für das neue Jahr -
9 New Year's Day
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10 New Year's Eve
Silvester nt nmodifier (dinner, toast) Silvester-;\New Year's Eve party Silvesterparty f, Silvesterfeier f -
11 New Year's Reso'lution
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12 New Year’s Day
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13 New Year’s Eve
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14 New Year's fireworks
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15 New Year's Day
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16 New Year's Eve
nounSilvester, der od. das; Neujahrsabend, der* * *nSylvester nt* * *nounSilvester, der od. das; Neujahrsabend, der* * *n.Silvesterabend m.Sylvesterabend n. -
17 Happy New Year!
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18 on New Year's Eve
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19 a prosperous new year
• ein erfolgreiches neues JahrEnglish-German correspondence dictionary > a prosperous new year
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20 New Years Resolution
n [guter] Vorsatz für das neue Jahr
См. также в других словарях:
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New-year — a. Of or pertaining to, or suitable for, the commencement of the year; as, New year gifts or odes. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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New Year — noun a) The first few days of a calendar year. b) In particular, January 1 in the Julian and Gregorian calendar and the days following. See Also: Chinese New Year, happy New Year, New Year resolution, New Years Day, New Years Eve … Wiktionary
New Year — noun Date: 13th century 1. the calendar year about to start or recently started 2. a. (usually New Year s) New Year s Day b. the first days of a calendar year 3. Rosh Hashanah … New Collegiate Dictionary
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New Year's — 1. See New Year s Day. 2. See New Year s Eve. * * * … Universalium
new year — 1. the year approaching or newly begun. 2. See New Year s Day. 3. (caps.) the first day or few days of a year in any of various calendars. [1150 1200; ME] * * * … Universalium
New Year's — noun see New Year 2a … New Collegiate Dictionary