mili- angolul
| Spanyol | Angol |
|---|---|
| mili- adjective | milli-(prefix) |
| mili noun {f} | military service(service in an army) |
| milibar noun {m} | millibar [millibars](non-SI unit of pressure) |
| milicia noun {f} | militia [militias](army of trained civilians called upon in time of need) |
| milico noun {m} | soldier [soldiers]noun |
| miligramo noun {m} | milligram [milligrams]noun |
| mililitro noun {m} | millilitre [millilitres](a unit of volume) |
| milimétrico adjective | millimetric(size) |
| milisegundo noun {m} | millisecond(one one-thousandth of a second) |
| militancia noun {f} | militancy(quality of being militant) |
| militante adjective | militant(aggressively active or supportive) |
| militar verb | soldier [soldiered, soldiering, soldiers](to serve as a soldier) |
| militar adjective | military(characteristic of members of the armed forces) |
| militar noun {m} | soldier [soldiers]noun |
| militarada noun {f} | putsch(a coup; an illegal effort to forcibly overthrow the current government) |
| militarismo noun {m} | militarism(an ideology which claims that the military is the foundation of a society's security, and thereby its most important aspect) |
| militarista noun {m} {f} | militarist [militarists](one who believes in military force) warmonger [warmongers](one who advocates war) |
| militarización noun {f} | militarization(process) |
| militarizado adjective {m} | militaresque(relating to military) |
| militarizar verb | militarize [militarized, militarizing, militarizes](to give military character to) |
| militarmente adverb | militarily(in a military manner) |
