ALIUS

Англо-русский перевод ALIUS

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ELSE — I. adverb Etymology: Middle English elles, from Old English; akin to Latin alius other, alter other of two, Greek allos …
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ALIEN — I. adjective Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo-French, from Latin ~us, from alius Date: 14th century 1. belonging or relating to …
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ALIBI — I. noun Etymology: Latin, elsewhere, from alius Date: 1743 the plea of having been at the time of the commission …
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ELSE — I. ˈels, -lts adverb Etymology: Middle English elles, from Old English; akin to Old High German elles otherwise, Old Norse …
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ARYAN — I. adjective also ar·ian ˈa(a)rēən, ˈer-, ˈār- sometimes ˈärēən or ˈäryən or ˈȧrē- or ˈȧy- Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Sanskrit …
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ALTER — I. ˈȯltə(r) verb ( altered ; altered ; altering ˈȯltəriŋ, ˈȯl.triŋ ; alters ) Etymology: Middle English alteren, from Middle …
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ALIQUOT — I. -ˌkwät, --kwət adjective Etymology: Medieval Latin aliquotae (as in partes aliquotae aliquot parts), from Latin aliquot some, several, from …
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ALIQUANT — I. ˈaləˌkwänt, -_kwənt adjective Etymology: from (assumed) Medieval Latin or New Latin aliquantus (as in — assumed — pars aliquanta …
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ALIEN — I. ˈālyən, -lēən adjective Etymology: Middle English, from Old French, from Latin alienus, from alius other — more at else …
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ALIAS — I. ˈālēəs, -lyəs adverb Etymology: Latin, otherwise, at another time, from alius other — more at else 1. : otherwise …
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ATAUNT — əˈtȯnt, -änt adjective or ataun·to -(ˌ)tō Etymology: ataunt from Middle English, as much as possible, from Middle French autant as …
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ARNA — ˈärˌnä noun ( -s ) Etymology: Hindi arnā; akin to Sanskrit araṇya forest, from araṇa foreign, distant; akin to Avestan …
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ALIUNDE — |alē|ən(ˌ)dē adverb (or adjective) Etymology: Latin, from alius other + unde whence; akin to ubi where — more at else …
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ALITER — ˈalətər, -əd.ər, -əˌte(ə)r adverb Etymology: Latin, from alius other — more at else : otherwise
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ELSE — /els/ , adj. 1. other than the persons or things mentioned or implied: What else could I have done? 2. …
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ALLO- — a combining form meaning "other," used in the formation of compound words ( allotrope ) and in chemistry to denote …
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ALIEN — /ayl"yeuhn, ay"lee euhn/ , n. 1. a resident born in or belonging to another country who has not acquired citizenship …
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ELSE — I. ˈel(t)s adverb Etymology: Middle English elles, from Old English; akin to Latin alius other, alter other of two, Greek …
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ALIEN — I. ˈā-lē-ən, ˈāl-yən adjective Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo-French, from Latin alienus, from alius Date: 14th century 1. a. : …
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ALIBI — I. ˈa-lə-ˌbī noun Etymology: Latin, elsewhere, from alius Date: 1743 1. : the plea of having been at the time …
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ALIAS — I. ˈā-lē-əs, ˈāl-yəs adverb Etymology: Latin, otherwise, from alius other — more at else Date: 15th century : otherwise called …
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ALTER — verb ( al·tered ; al·ter·ing -t(ə-)riŋ) Etymology: Middle English, from Medieval Latin alterare, from Latin alter other (of two); akin …
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ALIQUOT — adjective Etymology: Medieval Latin aliquotus, from Latin aliquot some, several, from alius other + quot how many — more at …
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ALIQUOT — [ 'alɪkwɒt ] ■ noun 1》 a portion of a larger whole, especially a sample taken for chemical analysis or …
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ALIEN — ■ adjective 1》 belonging to a foreign country. ↘(of a plant or animal species) introduced from another country and later …
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ELSE — [else] adv [ME elles, fr. OE; akin to L alius other, alter other of two, Gk allos other] (bef. 12c) …
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ALTER — [al.ter] vb al.tered ; al.ter.ing [ME, fr. MF alterer, fr. ML alterare, fr. L alter other (of two); akin to …
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ALIQUOT — [al.i.quot] adj [ML aliquotus, fr. L aliquot some, several, fr. alius other + quot how many--more at else, quote] (1570) …
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ALIEN — [alien] adj [ME, fr. MF, fr. L alienus, fr. alius] (14c) 1 a: belonging or relating to another person, place, …
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ALIBI — [al.i.bi] n [L, elsewhere, fr. alius] (1743) 1: the plea of having been at the time of the commission of …
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ALIAS — [alias] adv [L, otherwise, fr. alius other--more at else] (15c): otherwise called: otherwise known as [2]alias n (1605): an assumed …
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