MILLE

Meaning of MILLE in English

ˈmi(ˌ)lē noun

( -s )

Etymology: Latin — more at mile

: thousand — used chiefly in per mille

a ratio of 1068 females per mille males

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MILLE — n/adj (a, one) thousand
Interlingua English vocab
MILLE — noun Etymology: Latin Date: before 12th century thousand
Толковый словарь английского языка - Merriam Webster
MILLE — noun Etymology: Latin Date: before 12th century : thousand
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MILLE — [mille] n [L] (1894): thousand
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MILLE — mille: per ~ на тысячу mille: per ~ на тысячу per ~ промилле
Большой Англо-Русский словарь
MILLE — mille: per ~ на тысячу mille: per ~ на тысячу per ~ промилле
Новый большой Англо-Русский словарь
MILLE — n. mille feuille de Mille Mille Lacs
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MILLE — n. Pronunciation: ' mil Function: noun Etymology: L Date: before 12th century : THOUSAND
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MILLE-FEUILLE — noun Etymology: French, from mille feuilles a thousand leaves Date: 1895 a dish composed of puff pastry layered with a …
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MILLE FLEUR — noun Usage: usually capitalized M&F Etymology: French mille-fleurs 1. : a breed of bantam chickens with compact body, feathered shanks, …
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MILLE-FEUILLE — mēlfœœy noun ( plural mille-feuilles “) Etymology: French, from mille thousand (from Latin) + feuille leaf, from Latin folia, plural …
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MILLE-FEUILLE — /meel fue"yeu/ , n. , pl. mille-feuilles /-fue"yeu/ . French Cookery. napoleon (def. 1). Also, millefeuille . [ 1890-95; mille …
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DE MILLE — /deuh mil"/ Cecil B(lount) /blunt/ , 1881-1959, U.S. motion-picture producer and director (uncle of Agnes de Mille).
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MILLE-FEUILLE — noun Etymology: French, from mille feuilles a thousand leaves Date: 1895 : a dish composed of puff pastry layered with …
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MILLE-FEUILLE — [mille-feuille] n [F, fr. mille feuilles a thousand leaves] (1895): a dish composed of puff pastry layered with a filling …
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DE MILLE, AGNES — born Sept. 18, 1905, New York, N.Y., U.S. died Oct. 7, 1993, New York City in full Agnes George de …
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MILLE MIGLIA — (Italian: Thousand Miles), the most famous of the Italian road races for automobiles. Although the course was changed 13 times …
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DE MILLE, JAMES — born , Aug. 23, 1836, Saint John, N.B. died Jan. 28, 1880, Halifax, Nova Scotia Canadian author of more than …
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DE MILLE — de Mille BrE AmE də ˈmɪl
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DE MILLE — I . Agnes De Mille (1905–93) a US dancer and choreographer. She created a new type of dance for Broadway …
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MILLEFLEUR — or ~s adjective Etymology: French mille-fleurs, from mille fleurs a thousand flowers Date: 1908 having an allover pattern of small …
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MILL
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WATER MILL — noun Etymology: Middle English water mille, from water + mille mill — more at mill : a mill whose machinery …
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PER MILL — adverb also per mille or per mil (ˌ)pərˈmil Etymology: mill, mille, mil from Latin mille thousand — more at mile …
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MILLEFLEURS — noun plural but singular in construction Etymology: French mille-fleurs, from mille thousand (from Latin) + fleurs flowers, plural of fleur, …
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MILE — ˈmīl, esp before pause or consonant -īəl noun ( plural miles also mile ) Usage: often attributive Etymology: Middle English, …
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MILL
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MILLEFLEUR — or mille·fleurs (ˌ)mēl-ˈflər, -ˈflu̇r Etymology: French mille-fleurs, from mille fleurs a thousand flowers Date: 1908 : having an allover pattern …
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MILLEFLEUR — [mille.fleur] or mille.fleurs adj [F mille-fleurs, fr. mille fleurs a thousand flowers] (1908): having an allover pattern of small flowers …
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MILL
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GALLAND, ANTOINE — born 1646, Rollot, near Montdidier, France died 1715, Paris French Orientalist and scholar, best known for his adaptation of the …
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ASCARI, ALBERTO — born July 13, 1918, Milan, Italy died May 26, 1955, Monza Italian automobile racing driver who was world champion driver …
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BER — Abréviation de l'expression anglaise Bit Error Rate. Taux d'erreur mesuré à la réception d'une transmission numérique, indiquant le niveau d'atténuation …
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