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[əʹlu:vıəm] n (pl -via, -viums [-{əʹlu:vıəm}z])1) геол. аллювий; аллювиальные формации; наносные отложения2) с.-х. аллювиальная почва, наносная земля -
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ef·flu·vium<pl -via>[ɪˈflu:viəm]n Erguss m* * *[e'fluːvɪəm]nAusdünstung f* * *1. Effluvium n, Ausdünstung f2. PHYS Ausfluss m (kleinster Partikel) -
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{ə'l(j)u:viəm}
n геол. алувий, нанос* * *{ъ'l(j)u:viъm} n геол. алувий, нанос.* * *n геол. алувий, нанос* * * -
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alluvium — noun (plural viums or alluvia) Etymology: Medieval Latin, alteration of Latin alluvio Date: circa 1656 clay, silt, sand, gravel, or similar detrital material deposited by running water … New Collegiate Dictionary
colluvium — noun (plural colluvia or viums) Etymology: New Latin, from Medieval Latin, offscourings, alteration of Latin colluvies, from colluere to wash, from com + lavere to wash more at lye Date: circa 1936 rock detritus and soil accumulated at the foot… … New Collegiate Dictionary
effluvium — also effluvia noun (plural via; also viums) Etymology: Latin effluvium act of flowing out, from effluere Date: 1651 1. an invisible emanation; especially an offensive exhalation or smell 2. a by product especially in the form of waste … New Collegiate Dictionary
Rodeneck — (ital: Rodengo) … Deutsch Wikipedia
parleistuvės — parleistùvės sf. pl. (2) jaunosios sutiktuvės: Parleistùviums reik dovenų – tuščias nenueisi Krš … Dictionary of the Lithuanian Language
virvė — vir̃vė sf. (2) DŽ, NdŽ, DrskŽ, virvė̃ (4) KBII91, Sch203, K, LsB349, BzBkIX88, Rtr, FrnW, NdŽ, KŽ, DūnŽ, Krž, Skd, Vlkv; SD1137,176, SD286, Q511, R325,344, MŽ, MŽ435,461, D.Pošk, S.Dauk, Sut, N, M, L, LL240, PolŽ26,34, ŽŪŽ107, PolŽ122 1. iš linų … Dictionary of the Lithuanian Language
alluvium — n. (pl. viums, via) matter deposited by river or flood. ♦ alluvial, a … Dictionary of difficult words
