- yule-tide
- ˈju:ltaɪd = yule = yule yule-tide = yule
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь. 2001.
yule-tide
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yule|tide — or yule|tide «YOOL TYD», noun. the season of Christmas; Christmastide … Useful english dictionary
Yule|tide — or yule|tide «YOOL TYD», noun. the season of Christmas; Christmastide … Useful english dictionary
yule-tide — n. Christmas. See yule … New dictionary of synonyms
Yule Tide — The season or time of Christmas … American Church Dictionary and Cyclopedia
yule-tide — Christmas. N … A glossary of provincial and local words used in England
Yule·tide — /ˈjuːlˌtaıd/ noun, pl tides [count, noncount] old fashioned + literary : the Christmas season the festive atmosphere of Yuletide Yuletide cheer … Useful english dictionary
yule — n. 1. Christmas, yule tide. 2. Lammas, Lammas tide … New dictionary of synonyms
Yule — n. (in full yule tide) archaic the Christmas festival. Phrases and idioms: yule log 1 a large log burnt in the hearth on Christmas Eve. 2 a log shaped chocolate cake eaten at Christmas. Etymology: OE geol(a): cf. ON joacutel … Useful english dictionary
Yule — Infobox Holiday holiday name=Yule caption= Juletræslys , a Danish Yule Tree Candle observedby=Northern Europeans and Various Anglosphereans date=Northern Hemisphere: circa December 21 Southern Hemisphere: circa June 21 celebrations=Festivals,… … Wikipedia
Yuletide — Yule|tide [ˈju:ltaıd] n [U and C] literary Christmas ▪ Yuletide festivities … Dictionary of contemporary English
Yuletide — Yule|tide [ jul,taıd ] noun uncount an old word meaning the period of time around Christmas … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
