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71Ryle tube — (rīl) [John Alfred Ryle, British physician, 1889–1950] see under tube …
72Rillette — Ril|let|te [ri jɛtə] die; , n u. s <aus gleichbed. fr. rillette, dies über mittelfr. rille »Scheibe Speck« u. altfr. reille »Stab, Latte« aus lat. regula> aus klein gehacktem, gegartem Fleisch od. Fisch mit anderen Zutaten zubereitete feine …
73rillett — ril·lett …
74rillette — ril·lette …
75Rilke — Ril•ke [[t]ˈrɪl kə[/t]] n. big Rainer Maria, 1875–1926, Austrian poet, born in Prague …
76Ryle — (rīl), n. big Sir Martin, 1918–84, British astronomer: Nobel prize for physics 1974 …
77real action — /ˈril ækʃən/ (say reel akshuhn) noun Law (formerly) a common law proceeding for the specific recovery of land (opposed to personal action). Compare mixed action …
78real estate — /ˈril əsteɪt / (say reel uhstayt) noun 1. property in the form of land, buildings, etc.: a valuable piece of real estate. 2. Law → real property. 3. Computers the physical device by means of which content is viewed, as the screen on a PC, mobile… …
79real income — /ˈril ɪnkʌm/ (say reel inkum) noun income adjusted to take account of inflation …
80real number — /ril ˈnʌmbə/ (say reel numbuh) noun 1. a number which can be the result of a measurement (opposed to complex number). 2. → decimal number …
