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Published: 09.11.2009.
Language: English
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Extract

TERM
abbreviation
PRONUNCIATION
TRANSLATION IN LATVIAN
saīsinājums
EXPLANATION
shortened form of word or phrase
TRANSLATION IN GERMAN
die Abbreviatur

ablative
ablatīvs
case indicating agent in passive sentences or instrument or manner or place of action described by verb
das Ablativ

abstract noun
abstrakts lietvārds
noun that denotes something viewed as nonmaterial referent
das Abstraktum

accent
akcents
relative prominence of syllable
der Akzent
SYNONYM
emphasis

accentuate
akcentēt
to stress, single out as important
akzentuieren
to emphasize.
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