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Ninox
Ninox

nel dizionario PONS

equi·nox <pl -es> [ˈi:kwɪnɒks, ˈek-, ingl am -nɑ:ks] SOST

Äquinoktium nt <-s, -ti·en> term tecn
Tagundnachtgleiche f <-, -n> kein pl

nin·ja [ˈnɪnʤə] SOST

1. ninja STOR, MILIT:

2. ninja SPORT:

Ninjutsu-Schüler(in) m (f)

cat-o'-ˈnine-tails <pl -> SOST

for·ty-ˈnin·er SOST

ˈnine·ty-nine, 99 SOST ingl brit

nin·ny [ˈnɪni] SOST dated colloq

Dummkopf m <-(e)s, -köpfe> pegg
Trottel m <-s, -> pegg colloq
Tschumpel m <-s, -> CH colloq
Depp m <-en [o. -s], -e(n)> A volg

I. ninth [ˈnaɪn(t)θ] AGG

1. ninth (in sequence):

ninth grade ingl am
ninth grade ingl am

2. ninth (in a race):

II. ninth [ˈnaɪn(t)θ] SOST

1. ninth (order):

2. ninth (date):

the ninth spoken
the 9th written
der 9.

3. ninth (fraction):

Neuntel nt <-s, ->

4. ninth MUS:

III. ninth [ˈnaɪn(t)θ] AVV

I. eighth [eɪtθ] AGG inv

1. eighth (in sequence):

eighth grade ingl am
eighth grade ingl am

2. eighth (in a race):

II. eighth [eɪtθ] SOST no pl

1. eighth (order):

als Achter an der Reihe [o. colloq dran] sein

2. eighth (date):

the eighth spoken
the 8th written
der 8.

3. eighth (in titles):

Henry VIII written

4. eighth (fraction):

Achtel nt <-s, ->

III. eighth [eɪtθ] AVV inv

I. ˈnine-to-five AVV

II. ˈnine-to-five AGG

I. nine [naɪn] AGG

1. nine (number):

2. nine (age):

3. nine (time):

half past [or ingl brit colloq half]nine

locuzioni:

II. nine [naɪn] SOST

1. nine (number):

Neun f <-, -en>

2. nine (shoe size):

nine ingl brit
nine ingl am

3. nine CARTE:

Neun f <-, -en>
Neuner m esp A, CH

4. nine (public transport):

locuzioni:

to be dressed [ingl brit up] to the nines colloq
to be dressed [ingl brit up] to the nines colloq
aufgedonnert [o. CH, A aufgemotzt] sein colloq

I. eight [eɪt] AGG

1. eight (number):

2. eight (age):

mit acht Jahren ricerc

3. eight (time):

ten/twenty [minutes] past [or ingl am usu after]eight [o'clock]
ten/twenty [minutes] to [or ingl am usu before]eight [o'clock]
half past eight [or ingl brit colloq half eight]

II. eight [eɪt] SOST

1. eight (number, symbol):

Acht f <-, -en>
Achter m <-s, -> A, CH

2. eight SPORT:

Achter m <-s, ->
Stürmer m <-s, ->
last [or final]eight TENNIS

3. eight:

eight ingl brit (clothing size)
eight ingl am
eight ingl brit (shoe size)
eight ingl am

4. eight CARTE:

Acht f <-, -en>
Achter m <-s, -> A, CH

5. eight (public transport):

der Achter A, CH

locuzioni:

to have one past the eight ingl brit sl
Voce OpenDict

nine-point circle SOST

Dizionario Banche, Finanza e Assicurazioni PONS

minor investment SOST INV FIN

minor SOST DIR ECON

minor project SOST INV FIN

sales minor total SOST CONT

Glossario di Geografia Klett

equinox [ˈiːkwɪnɒks] SOST

Glossario di Biologia Klett

nine-plus-two pattern SOST

9+2-Muster

amino acid metabolism [əˌmiːnəʊæsɪdmeˈtæblɪzm] SOST

amino group (-NH₃) [əˈmiːnəʊˌɡruːp] SOST

amino group (-NH₃)

amino acid sequence [əˌmiːnəʊˈæsɪdˌsiːkwəns] SOST

renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system (RAAS) [ˌriːnɪnˌændʒɪəʊtenʒɪnˌældɒstərəʊnˈsɪstəm] SOST

essential amino acid

amino acid binding site (3’) SOST

amino acid chain SOST

Dizionario PONS per il settore dei trasporti

minor approach INFRASTR

minor street INFRASTR

minor highway ingl am INFRASTR

minor traffic stream TRAFFICO

minor road INFRASTR

minor road network INFRASTR

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You get these young guys who just carry on shovelling and think (that if they stop) they're just being a ninny....
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Who cares if those ninnies in foreign exchange are selling the pound?
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Making a film about the ninnies involved was still more lamentable, and going to see it was almost as bad.
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The fit felt right, the label suggesting neither ninny nor monomaniac, but more a dabbler, a non-specialist.
www.smh.com.au
Ninny, a beautiful white shorthair, was shy, sweet and had paws large enough to create envy in any prize fighter.
www.winnipegfreepress.com