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101 summer season
sum·mer ˈsea·sonn Sommersaison f -
102 tourist season
nounTouristensaison, die* * *ˈtour·ist sea·sonn Hauptsaison f* * *nounTouristensaison, die* * *n.Hauptreisezeit f.Reisezeit f. -
103 bury
bury [ˈberɪ]a. enterrer• to bury the hatchet or the tomahawk (US) enterrer la hache de guerreb. ( = conceal) enfouirc. ( = engross) plonger• to bury o.s. in one's studies se plonger dans ses étudesd. to bury one's hands/a knife in sth plonger les mains/un couteau dans qch* * *['berɪ]transitive verb1) ( after death) enterrer, inhumer [person]; enterrer [animal]2) [avalanche etc] ensevelir [person, building, town]3) ( hide) enterrer, enfouir [treasure, bone]4) ( suppress) enterrer [differences, hatred, memories]5) ( engross)to be buried in — être plongé dans [book, work]
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104 Poseidon
n. Poseidon, god of the sea, son of the gods Chronos and Rhea (Greek Mythology) -
105 breeding season
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106 closed season
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107 close season
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108 festive season
'fes·tive sea·son nthe \festive season die Festzeit -
109 fishing season
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110 high season
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111 holiday season
'holi·day sea·son nduring the \holiday season während der Urlaubszeit -
112 hunting season
'hunt·ing sea·son nJagdzeit f -
113 hurricane season
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114 lambing season
lamb·ing sea·son nLammungszeit f -
115 low season
'low sea·son nNebensaison f -
116 mating season
'mat·ing sea·son nPaarungszeit f -
117 off season
'off sea·son nthe \off season die Nebensaison -
118 open season
'open sea·son nto declare \open season on sth etw zum Abschuss freigeben [o Freiwild machen] -
119 peak season
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120 preseason
pre·sea·son [ˌpri:ʼsi:zən] n sports, touristattr, inv vor Saisonbeginn nach n;\preseason match Vorbereitungsspiel nt
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sea|son|al|ly — «SEE zuh nuh lee», adverb. according to season; periodically: »the seasonally adjusted level of unemployment (Guardian) … Useful english dictionary
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sea|son|er — «SEE zuh nuhr», noun. 1. a person or thing that seasons. 2. U.S. a fisherman who hires for the season. 3. U.S. Informal. a loafer; beachcomber … Useful english dictionary
sea´son|a|ble|ness — sea|son|a|ble «SEE zuh nuh buhl, SEEZ nuh », adjective. 1. suitable to the season: »Hot weather is seasonable in July. 2. coming at the right or proper time: »The Red Cross brought seasonable aid to the flood victims. SYNONYM(S): opportune,… … Useful english dictionary
sea|son|a|ble — «SEE zuh nuh buhl, SEEZ nuh », adjective. 1. suitable to the season: »Hot weather is seasonable in July. 2. coming at the right or proper time: »The Red Cross brought seasonable aid to the flood victims. SYNONYM(S): opportune, timely. 3. in good… … Useful english dictionary
sea|son|a|bly — «SEE zuh nuh blee, SEEZ nuh », adverb. in due time or season; at the right moment; sufficiently early: »to sow or plant seasonably … Useful english dictionary
sea|son|ing — «SEE zuh nihng, SEEZ nihng», noun. 1. something that gives a better flavor to food. Salt, pepper, spices, and herbs are seasonings. SYNONYM(S): condiment. 2. Figurative. something that gives interest or character: »We like conversation with a… … Useful english dictionary
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con´tra|sea´son|al|ly — con|tra|sea|son|al «KON truh SEE zuh nuhl», adjective. contrary to that which is seasonal; out of character with the season: »They [eggs] have taken a contraseasonal drop in price because of surplus supplies (New York Times).… … Useful english dictionary