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1 sesong
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2 sesong
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3 månedskort
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4 sesongbillett
season-ticket -
5 jakttid
subst. hunting season, shooting season, open season (utenfor jakttid) out of season, in the closed season -
6 høysesong
subst. high season, peak season, height of the season -
7 utide
(i utide) out of season, at the wrong time (i tide og utide) in season and out of season -
8 årstid
время года-a/-en, -er, -ene* * ** * *subst. season, time of the year adj. seasonal (på denne årstid) at this season, at this time of the year -
9 ablasjonssesong
subst. (hydroteknikk) ablation season, summer season -
10 akkumulasjonssesong
subst. (hydroteknikk) accumulation season, winter season -
11 brunsttid
subst. mating season subst. [ om hunndyr også] period of heat subst. [ om hanndyr også] rutting season -
12 ferietid
subst. holiday season, holiday period subst. US: vacation time, vacation season -
13 fredningstid
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14 høstsesong
subst. autumn season, fall season -
15 jaktsesong
subst. hunting season, open season -
16 lavsesong
subst. off-season, low season -
17 paringstid
subst. mating season subst. pairing time, pairing season -
18 sesongåpning
subst. season opening, opening of the season -
19 abonnementsbillett
subst. season ticket, pass subst. (jernbane) US: commutation ticket -
20 abonnementsforestilling
subst. season-ticket performance, subscription performance
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