ZUG

Meaning of ZUG in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ ˈ(t)sük, ˈzüg ]

geographical name

or French Zoug ˈzüg

1. canton N central Switzerland area 92 square miles (238 square kilometers ), population 84,742

2. commune, its capital, on Lake of Zug population 21,752

Merriam-Webster's Collegiate English vocabulary. Энциклопедический словарь английского языка Merriam Webster. 2003

ZUG — or French Zoug geographical name canton N central Switzerland area 92 square miles (238 square kilometers ), population 84,742, commune, …
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ZUG — /tsoohk/ , n. 1. a canton in central Switzerland. 72,800. 92 sq. mi. (238 sq. km). 2. the capital of …
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ZUG — ( (German), ) French Zoug, smallest undivided canton of Switzerland, with an area of 92 sq mi (239 sq km), …
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ZUG — A low-level Awk (?) from Geac . (1995-01-23)
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ZUG — Цуг
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ZUG — Pronunciation: ' (t)sük, ' züg Variant: or F Zoug \ ' züg \ Function: geographical name 1 canton N cen …
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ZUG, LAKE OF — geographical name lake N central Switzerland in Zug & Schwyz cantons N of Lake of Lucerne area 15 square miles …
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ZUG, LAKE OF — lake N central Switzerland in Zug & Schwyz cantons N of Lake of Lucerne area 15 square miles (39 square …
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ZOUG — geographical name see: Zug
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EIGHTY — I. ˈād.]ē, ˈāt], ]i\ adjective Etymology: Middle English eightety, eighty, from Old English eahtatig, short for hundeahtatig, from hundeahtatig, n., …
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ZWANZIGER — ˈtsfän(t)sə̇gə(r), ˈtsvä- noun ( -s ) Etymology: German, from zwanzig twenty, from Old High German zweinzug, from zwein- (akin to …
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ZUGZWANG — ˈtsükˌtsfäŋ noun ( -s ) Etymology: German, from zug pull, tug + zwang force, coercion, akin to Old High German …
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ZEUGMA — ˈzügmə noun ( -s ) Etymology: Latin zeugmat-, zeugma, from Greek, literally, juncture, joining, from zeugnynai to yoke, join — …
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ZUGZWANG — /tsoohk"tsvahng'/ , n. Chess. a situation in which a player is limited to moves that cost pieces or have a …
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ZOUG — see Zug
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ZUGZWANG — [ 'zʌgzwaŋ , 'zu:g- ] ■ noun Chess a situation in which the obligation to make a move is a …
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SNAKE — also called serpent, any member of the reptile group Serpentes, with the Sauria (lizards) and Amphisbaenia (wormlike amphisbaenians), one of …
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AMPHIBIAN — any member of a class (Amphibia) of cold-blooded vertebrate animals that are midway in evolutionary development between fishes and reptiles. …
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WALDMANN, HANS — born c. 1435?, , Blickenstorf, Zug, Switz. died April 6, 1489, Zrich Swiss leader who was for a time the …
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TOGGENBURG SUCCESSION — in Swiss history, a long territorial dispute that gave rise to the Old Zrich War (143650) and the Second Villmergen …
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STANS, DIET OF — (Dec. 22, 1481), agreement whereby civil war among the member states of the Swiss Confederation was averted. When the five …
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SONDERBUND — (GermanSeparatist League) formally Schutzvereinigung (Defense Union) league formed on Dec. 11, 1845, by the seven Catholic Swiss cantons (Luzern, Uri, …
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SCHWYZ — canton, central Switzerland, traversed by the valleys of the Muota and the Sihl. More than three-quarters of the canton is …
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RIVER ROUGE — city, adjacent to southwest Detroit, Wayne county, Michigan, U.S.. It lies along the Detroit and Rouge rivers. The site of …
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MORGARTEN, BATTLE OF — (Nov. 15, 1315), the first great military success of the Swiss Confederation in its struggle against the Austrian Habsburgs. When …
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KAPPEL WARS — (1529 and 1531), two conflicts of the Swiss Reformation. The name derives from the monastery of Kappel, on the border …
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DORNIER, CLAUDIUS — English Claude Dornier born May 14, 1884, Kempten, Bavaria died Dec. 5, 1969, Zug, Switz. pioneer German aircraft designer and …
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BOLL, HEINRICH — born Dec. 21, 1917, Cologne, Ger. died July 16, 1985, near Bonn, W.Ger. Heinrich Bll. in full Heinrich Theodor Bll …
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AARGAU — ( (German), ) French Argovie, canton, northern Switzerland. It borders Germany to the north and is bounded by the demicanton …
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