ZE

Meaning of ZE in English

ze-

n [occurring in geographical compounds] Zea-, Zee- (= sea)

Interlingua English vocab. Английский словарь Интерлингва. 2012

ŽE — Ж
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ZE — З
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GAZEBO — I. noun also ga·zee·bo gəˈzā(ˌ)bō, -zē(- ; or ga·za·bo -zā(- ( plural gazebos or gazeboes ) Etymology: perhaps from gaze …
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RÜCKUMLAUT — ˈruek+ˌ- noun Etymology: German literally, back umlaut, from rück- (from zurück back, backward, from Middle High German ze rücke, from …
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MALVOISIE — ˈmalvə(ˌ)zē, |malvˌwä|zē noun ( -s ) Etymology: French, from Middle French malvesie, from Malvesie Monemvasia : malmsey
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DIONYSIAC — |dīə|ni]sēˌak also -nī] or ]zē- adjective also di·o·ny·si·a·cal -_nə̇|sīəkəl, -ˌnī|-; ˌdīəˈni]sēˌakəl, -nī], ]zē- ; or di·o·ny·sic |dīə|nīsik, -nis- Etymology: dionysiac …
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DEVISEE — |devə|zē; də̇|vī|zē, dē|- noun ( -s ) Etymology: devise (I) + -ee : one to whom a devise of property …
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CHIMPANZEE — |chimˌpan|zē, |shim-; chimˈpanzē, shim-, -zi; -paan-; also |chimpən|zē or |shimpən- sometimes ˈ ̷ ̷(ˌ) ̷ ̷_zē or ˈ ̷ ̷(ˌ) ̷ ̷_zi or ( prob by dissimilation of …
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CRUZEIRO — /krooh zair"oh/ ; Port. /krddooh ze"rddoo/ , n. , pl. cruzeiros /-zair"ohz/ ; Port. /-ze"rddoos/ . a monetary unit of …
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PALSY — I. ˈpȯl-zē noun ( plural palsies ) Etymology: Middle English palesie, alteration of parlesey, from Anglo-French paralisie, from Latin paralysis …
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LAZY — I. ˈlā-zē adjective ( la·zi·er ; -est ) Etymology: perhaps from Middle Low German lasich feeble; akin to Middle High …
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FLIMSY — I. ˈflim-zē adjective ( flim·si·er ; -est ) Etymology: perhaps alteration of film (I) + -sy (as in tricksy ) …
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DIZZY — I. ˈdi-zē adjective ( diz·zi·er ; -est ) Etymology: Middle English disy, from Old English dysig stupid; akin to Old …
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CRAZY — I. ˈkrā-zē adjective ( cra·zi·er ; -est ) Date: 1566 1. a. : full of cracks or flaws : unsound …
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COZY — I. ˈkō-zē adjective ( co·zi·er ; -est ) Etymology: perhaps of Scandinavian origin; akin to Norwegian kose lig cozy Date: …
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BUSY — I. ˈbi-zē adjective ( busi·er ; -est ) Etymology: Middle English bisy, from Old English bisig; akin to Middle Dutch …
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RAMSAY — I. ˈram-zē biographical name Allan 1686-1758 Scottish poet II. biographical name James Andrew Broun 1812-1860 10th Earl & 1st Marquis …
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QUINCY — I. ˈkwin-zē, ˈkwin(t)-sē biographical name Josiah 1744-1775 American lawyer II. geographical name 1. ˈkwin(t)-sē city W Illinois on the Mississippi …
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MACKENZIE — I. mə-ˈken-zē biographical name Alexander 1822-1892 Canadian (Scottish-born) statesman; prime minister (1873-78) II. biographical name Sir Compton 1883-1972 English novelist …
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JAMES — I. ˈjāmz noun Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo-French, from Vulgar Latin * Jacomus, alteration of Late Latin Jacobus, Jacob Jacob …
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GUERNSEY — I. ˈgərn-zē noun ( plural Guernseys ) Etymology: Guernsey, Channel islands Date: 1834 : any of a breed of usually …
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ZAMBEZI — or Zam·be·si zam-ˈbē-zē, zäm-ˈbā-zē river about 1700 miles (2735 kilometers ) SE Africa flowing from NW Zambia into Mozambique Channel
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QUEASY — also quea·zy ˈkwē-zē ( quea·si·er ; -est ) Etymology: Middle English coysy, qwesye Date: 15th century 1. a. : causing …
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NOSY — or nos·ey ˈnō-zē ( nos·i·er ; -est ) Etymology: nose (I) Date: 1882 : of prying or inquisitive disposition or …
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MOUSY — or mous·ey ˈmau̇-sē, -zē ( mous·i·er ; -est ) Date: 1853 : of, relating to, or resembling a mouse: as …
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MONOCHASIUM — noun ( plural mono·cha·sia -zē-ə, -zhē-) Etymology: New Latin, from mon- + -chasium (as in dichasium ) Date: circa 1890 …
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GYMNASIUM — jim-ˈnā-zē-əm, -zhəm; sense 2 usually gim-ˈnä-zē-əm noun ( plural -na·si·ums or gym·na·sia -ˈnā-zē-ə, -ˈnā-zhə; -ˈnä-zē-ə) Etymology: Latin, exercise ground, school, …
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ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY — noun Date: 1838 1. : physiology that is concerned with the electrical aspects of physiological phenomena 2. : electrical phenomena …
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ECCLESIOLOGY — noun ( plural -gies ) Date: circa 1837 1. : the study of church architecture and adornment 2. : theological …
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ZEOLITE — [ze.o.lite] n [Sw zeolit, fr. Gk zein to boil + -o- + Sw -lit -lite, fr. F -lite--more at yeast] …
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