Román | Angol |
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alia [(se) ~, (mă) aliez, (se) alieze, ~t, I] verbă | ally [allied, allying, allies](to unite or form a connection between (people or things)) league [leagued, leaguing, leagues](to form an association) |
aliaj substantiv {n} | alloy [alloys](metal combined of more elements) |
aliaj alb substantiv {n} | pewter [pewters](alloy of tin, copper and antimony) |
alianță [~, alianțe, alianța, alianțele, alianței, alianțelor, alianțo, alianțelor] substantiv {f} | alliance [alliances](persons or parties allied) alliance [alliances](state of being allied) alliance [alliances](treaty between nations) alliance [alliances](union resembling that of families or states) bond [bonds](binding agreement, covenant) league [leagues](a group or association of cooperating members) |
aliat [~, aliați, aliată, aliate] adjectiv | Alliedadjective allied(joined as allies) |
aliat [~, aliați, ~ul, aliații, ~ului, aliaților, ~ule, aliaților] substantiv {m} | ally [allies](person, group, concept, etc., which is associated with another as a helper, see also: auxiliary; supporter) ally [allies](person, group, state, etc., which is associated or united by treaty with another for a common (especially military or political) purpose) |
aliată [~, aliate, aliata, aliatele, aliatei, aliatelor, aliato, aliatelor] substantiv {f} | ally [allies](person, group, state, etc., which is associated or united by treaty with another for a common (especially military or political) purpose) |
Aliați proper noun {m-Pl} | Allies(in WWII) |
acromegalie [~, acromegalii, acromegalia, acromegaliile, ~i, acromegaliilor, acromegalio, acromegaliilor] substantiv {f} | acromegaly [acromegalies](chronic disease marked by enlargement of the bones) |
anomalie [~, anomalii, anomalia, anomaliile, ~i, anomaliilor, ~, anomaliilor] substantiv {f} | anomaly [anomalies](astronomy: any of various angular distances) anomaly [anomalies](biological defect or malformation) anomaly [anomalies](deviation from norm) |
Australia proper noun {f} | Australia(Commonwealth of Australia) |
australian [~, australieni, australiană, australiene] adjectiv | Australian(of or pertaining to a person (people) of the continent of Australia) Australian(of or pertaining to a person (people) of the country of Australia) Australian(of or pertaining to Australia, the Australian people or languages) Australian(of or pertaining to the continent of Australia) Australian(of or pertaining to the country of Australia) |
australian [~, australieni, ~ul, australienii, ~ului, australienilor, ~ule, australienilor] substantiv {m} | Australian [Australians](a person from the country of Australia or of Australian descent) |
australiancă substantiv {f} | Australian [Australians](a person from the country of Australia or of Australian descent) |
autocefalie [~, , autocefalia, , ~i] substantiv {f} | autocephaly(the organisational independence of a church) |
canalie [~, canalii, canalia, canaliile, ~i, canaliilor, ~, canaliilor] substantiv {f} | scamp [scamps](rascal, swindler) |
dalie [~, dălii, dalii, dalia, dăliile, daliile, ~i, dăliilor, daliilor, dalio, dăliilor, daliilor] substantiv {f} | dahlia [dahlias](any plant of the genus Dahlia) |
detalia [~, detaliez, detalieze, ~t, I] verbă | itemize [itemized, itemizing, itemizes](to state in items) |
detaliat adjectiv | detailed(characterized by attention to detail and thoroughness of treatment) |
ecolalie [~, {inv}, ecolalia, {inv}, ~i, {inv}, ~, {inv}] substantiv {f} | echolalia [echolalias](echoing of words or phrases) |
engleză australiană proper noun {f} | Australian English(English language used in Australia) |
Farsalia proper noun {f} | Pharsalia(poem by Lucan) |
fotbal australian substantiv {n} | football [footballs](game in Northern Territory, South Australia, Tasmania, Victoria, Western Australia) |
Galia proper noun {f} | Gaul(region) |
hidrocefalie [~, hidrocefalii, hidrocefalia, hidrocefaliile, ~i, hidrocefaliilor, ~, hidrocefaliilor] substantiv {f} | hydrocephalus [hydrocephali](skull enlargement due to fluid) |
Italia proper noun {f} | Italy(country in southern Europe) |