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91ГАДЕ (Gade) Нильс — (1817 90) датский композитор, скрипач. Дирижер в Лейпциге и Копенгагене. Глава датской романтической композиторской школы. Наиболее значительны симфонические произведения (8 я симфония, увертюра Отзвуки Оссиана и др.). Профессор. и руководитель… …
92Jacob Gade — er en verdensberømt komponist, født i Vejle i 1879. Han flyttede til Thorø Huse i 1940 og boede der til sin død i 1963. Fik i 1971 gaden for sin sidste residens opkaldt efter sig. Hans nummer Tango Jalousi spilles fortsat verdenen over …
93bri|gade — «brih GAYD», noun, verb, gad|ed, gad|ing. –n 1. a part of an army, usually made up of headquarters troops and two or more regiments or battalions, commanded by a brigadier general or a colonel. It is usually part of a division. 2. a large body of …
94ren|e|gade — «REHN uh gayd», noun, adjective, verb, gad|ed, gad|ing. –n. a deserter, such as from a religious faith or a political party; traitor; one who abandons his principles or his people. SYNONYM(S): apostate, recreant, backslider. –adj. like a traitor; …
95ˈfire briˌgade — noun [C] British the organization whose job is dealing with fires in a particular area …
96gadyti gado gadė — 1 gadyti, gãdo, gãdė žr. 1 gadinti 1: Man du litrai gãdo [ištarti žodžius] Lp. Pasalomis visus badai, tuo daugiausia save gadai rš …
97bri·gade — /brıˈgeıd/ noun, pl gades [count] 1 : a large group of soldiers that is part of an army ◇ A brigade is part of a division and is made up of regiments. 2 a : a group of people organized to act together a fire brigade 2 b often disapproving : a… …
98ren·e·gade — /ˈrɛnıˌgeıd/ noun, pl gades [count] 1 : a person who leaves one group, religion, etc., and joins another that opposes it renegades from the Republican/Democratic Party usually used before another noun a renegade Republican/Democrat 2 : someone or …
99Gädicke — Gäde(c)ke …
100Gädke — Gäde(c)ke …
