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IJ — /uy/ , n. an inland arm of the Ijsselmeer in the Netherlands: Amsterdam located on its S side. Also, Ij …
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IJ — сокр. [integral joint] соединение, изготовленное заодно (с трубой)
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IJ — сокр. [integral joint] соединение, изготовленное заодно (с трубой)
Большой Англо-Русский словарь
IJ — сокр. [integral joint] соединение, изготовленное заодно (с трубой)
Большой Англо-Русский словарь по нефти и газу
IJ — сокр. [integral joint] соединение, изготовленное заодно (с трубой)
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IJ — сокр. [integral joint] соединение, изготовленное заодно (с трубой)
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SANDWICH — I. ˈsanˌ(d)wich, ˈsaan- sometimes especially before a syllable-increasing suffix -ij noun ( -es ) Etymology: after John Montagu, 4th Earl …
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PORTAGE — I. ˈpōr]d.]ij, ˈpȯr], ˈpōə], ˈpȯ(ə)], ]t], ]ēj; also (ˈ) ̷ ̷|täzh, -tȧzh noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English, from Middle French, …
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HERMITAGE — I. her·mit·age -ə̇d.ij, -ə̇tij noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English ermitage, hermitage, from Old French, from ermite, hermite + …
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HERITAGE — I. ˈherə̇d.ij, -ə̇tij sometimes -rəˌtāj noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English, from Middle French, from heriter to inherit (from …
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FOOTAGE — I. ˈfu̇d.]ij, -u̇t], ]ēj\ noun ( -s ) 1. : length or quantity expressed in feet: as a. : board …
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DOCKAGE — I. -ij, -ēj noun ( -s ) Etymology: dock (IV) + -age 1. : a charge for the use of …
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BOWERY — I. ˈbau̇(ə)rē, -ri adjective Etymology: bower (I) + -y : like a bower : full of bowers II. variant of …
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WEIGHTAGE — ˈwād.ij noun ( -s ) Etymology: weight (II) + -age : the assignment of a quota (as of members of …
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WATTAGE — ]d.ij, ]tij, -ēj noun ( -s ) : amount of power expressed in watts
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WAFTAGE — pronunc at waft I+ij noun ( -s ) Etymology: waft (I) + -age : the act of wafting or state …
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VISAGE — ˈviz]ij, ]ēj sometimes -is noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English, from Old French, from vis face (from Latin visus …
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BUOYAGE — ˈbüi.ij, ˈbu̇i(.i)j, ˈbȯi.ij noun ( -s ) 1. a. : buoys b. : a system of buoys (as for marking …
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UMPIRAGE — /um"puyeur ij, -peuhr ij/ , n. 1. the office or authority of an umpire. 2. the decision of an umpire; …
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PRESAGE — — presageful , adj. — presagefully , adv. — presager , n. n. /pres"ij/ ; v. /pres"ij, pri sayj"/ , …
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PASSAGE — passage 1 /pas"ij/ , n. , v. , passaged, passaging . n. 1. a portion or section of a written …
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MISCARRIAGE — /mis kar"ij/ ; for 1 also /mis"kar'ij/ , n. 1. the expulsion of a fetus before it is viable, esp. …
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MANAGEMENT — — managemental /man'ij men"tl/ , adj. /man"ij meuhnt/ , n. 1. the act or manner of managing; handling, direction, or …
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INTERMARRIAGE — /in'teuhr mar"ij, in"teuhr mar'ij/ , n. 1. marriage between a man and woman of different races, religions, tribes, castes, or …
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FOREKNOWLEDGE — /fawr"nol'ij, fohr"-, fawr nol"ij, fohr-/ , n. knowledge of something before it exists or happens; prescience: Did you have any …
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DOCKAGE — dockage 1 /dok"ij/ , n. 1. a charge for the use of a dock. 2. docking accommodations. 3. the act …
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CARRIAGE — /kar"ij/ ; for 9 also /kar"ee ij/ , n. 1. a wheeled vehicle for conveying persons, as one drawn by …
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CABBAGE — cabbage 1 — cabbagelike , adj. /kab"ij/ , n. 1. any of several cultivated varieties of a plant, Brassica oleracea …
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BUOYAGE — /booh"ee ij, boy"ij/ , n. Naut. 1. a system of buoys. 2. the provision of buoys. 3. a fee for …
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VOYAGE — I. ˈvȯi-ij, ˈvȯ(-)ij noun Etymology: Middle English viage, veyage, from Anglo-French veiage, from Late Latin viaticum, from Latin, traveling money, …
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DISPARAGE — transitive verb ( -aged ; -ag·ing ) Etymology: Middle English, to degrade by marriage below one's class, disparage, from Anglo-French …
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