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121enter — /ˈɛnter, ingl. ˈɛntə(r)/ [vc. ingl., dal v. to enter «immettere»] s. m. inv. (elab.) invio …
122Libor — /ˈlaɪbɔ/ (say luybaw) noun an average interest rate, calculated daily, from the interest rates charged by banks to other banks. {L(ondon) I(nter)b(ank) O(ffered) R(ate)} …
123hulvej — hul|vej sb., en, e, ene (vej med høje skrænter på begge sider) …
124mittendrunter — mit|ten|drụn|ter (mitten darunter); er geriet mittendrụnter; vgl. aber mitten …
125inter- — [in′tər] [L < inter, between, among < IE * enter, * ṇter (compar. of base * en, in) > OFr entre , Sans antár, within, OE under, Ger unter, among, Gr enteron, intestine] prefix 1. between or among: the second element of the compound is… …
126count — 1. v. & n. v. 1 tr. determine the total number or amount of, esp. by assigning successive numbers (count the stations). 2 intr. repeat numbers in ascending order; conduct a reckoning. 3 a tr. (often foll. by in) include in one s reckoning or plan …
127ec|cen|tric — «ehk SEHN trihk», adjective, noun. –adj. 1. out of the ordinary; not usual; peculiar; odd: »People stared at the artist s eccentric clothes. SYNONYM(S): irregular, queer, whimsical. 2. not having the same center: »eccentric circles …
