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1 summer cholera
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2 summer cholera
мед.літній понос, холерина -
3 summer
1. n1) літоIndian (St. Martin's) summer — а) золота осінь; бабине літо; б) друга молодість
2) період розквіту (процвітання)3) pl поет. роки (про вік)4) буд. балка, перекладка; прогінsummer catarrh — мед. сінна гарячка
summer cholera (complaint) — мед. літній понос
summer lightning — зірниця, блискавиця
summer normal — амер. літні учительські курси удосконалення
summer rash — мед. екзема в літній час
summer's day — літній (довгий) день
summer solstice — астр. літнє сонцестояння
2. v1) проводити літо, літувати2) шотл. перебувати протягом літа3) пастися протягом літа (про худобу)4) забезпечити худобу літніми пасовиськамиto summer and winter — а) проводити цілий рік (десь); б) зберігати щось незмінним; в) залишатися вірним
* * *I n1) літо2) період розквіту, процвітання3) pl; пoeт. роки ( віку)II v3) забезпечувати худобу ( літніми) пасовищамиIII n( аналоговий) суматорIV n; буд.балка, поперечина; прогін
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