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1 the Palaeozoic
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[ˌpælɪə(u)'zəuɪk] 1. прил.; преим. брит.; амер. Paleozoic; геол. 2. сущ.; преим. брит.; амер. Paleozoic; геол.>( the Palaeozoic) палеозойская эра, палеозой (эра геологической истории Земли; началась примерно 600 млн. лет назад и продолжалась около 375 млн. лет) -
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primaire [pʀimεʀ]1. adjectivea. primary2. masculine noun( = cycle) primary school• au or en primaire at primary school3. feminine noun( = élection) primary* * *pʀimɛʀ
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1) ( par opposition à secondaire) primary2) ( simpliste) [personne] limited, of limited outlook (après n); [réaction] kneejerk (colloq) (épith); [raisonnement, anticommunisme, opinion] simplistic
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nom masculin1) École2) ( en géologie)* * *pʀimɛʀ1. adj1) (instinct, couleur) primary2) (école, enseignement) primary2. nmÉDUCATION primary educationSes enfants sont encore en primaire. — His children are still at primary school.
* * *A adj1 ( par opposition à secondaire) primary;2 ( simpliste) [personne] limited, of limited outlook ( après n); [réaction] kneejerk○ ( épith), simplistic; [raisonnement, anticommunisme, opinion] simplistic;3 Jur délinquant primaire first offender.B nm1 Scol le primaire primary education;2 Écon le primaire the primary sector;3 Géol le primaire the palaeozoic era.[primɛr] adjectif1. [premier - d'une série] primaryécole/enseignement primaire primary school/education2. [couleur] primary3. [de base]————————[primɛr] nom masculin et féminin[personne bornée] simpleton————————[primɛr] nom masculin————————[primɛr] nom féminin -
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adj.Paleozoic. (Geology)* * *1.ADJ Palaeozoic, Paleozoic (EEUU)2.SM•
el paleozoico — the Palaeozoic, the Paleozoic (EEUU)* * *paleozoico, -a♦ adjPalaeozoic♦ nmel Paleozoico the Palaeozoic -
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n; nur Sg.; GEOL. the Palaeozoic (era)* * *Erd|al|ter|tumnt (GEOL)Palaeozoic* * *Erd·al·ter·tum* * * -
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1) General subject: Palaeozoic, Palaeozoic (АД)2) Geology: Paleozoic, primary, the Paleozoic, the Palaeozoic -
10 палеозойская эра
1) General subject: Palaeozoic, primary2) Geology: the Palaeozoic, the Paleozoic3) Drilling: Paleozoic4) Marine science: paleozoic era -
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Caledonian orogeny, formation of mountains event which took place during the Silurian and Devonian Periods of the Palaeozoic Era (this formation was recorded in the mountains of northern England, Wales, Scotland, Ireland and west Norway) -
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naszej ery — A.D.
przed naszą erą — B.C.
* * *f.1. (= okres) era, period; naszej ery C.E. (= of the common era); A.D.; przed naszą erą B.C.E. (= before the common era); B.C. ( before Christ).2. geol. era; era paleozoiczna/mezozoiczna/kenozoiczna the Palaeozoic/Mesozoic/Cainozoic era.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > era
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13 выход на поверхность
•The ( surface) exposure of strata of Palaeozoic age...
•Outcrops (or Outcroppings) of bituminous sand...
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14 выход на поверхность
•The ( surface) exposure of strata of Palaeozoic age...
•Outcrops (or Outcroppings) of bituminous sand...
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15 эра
жен. era, epoch;
геол. aeon, age в 575 году до нашей эры ≈ 575 B.C.;
in 575 B.C. в 575 году нашей эры ≈ 575 A.D.;
in 575 A.D. открывающий новую эру ≈ epoch-making, epochal христианская эра ≈ Christian era наша эра, новая эра ≈ Common Era до нашей эры ≈ B.C. нашей эры ≈ A.D. палеозойская эра ≈ palaeozoic кайназойская эра ≈ Age of Mammals, Cainozoe мезозойская эра ≈ Age of Reptiles археозойская эра ≈ Archaeozoic era
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