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121car — nm., bus, autobus, autocar : KÂr (Albanais.001, Annecy, Arvillard, FON. | Bellecombe Bauges, Chambéry, Saxel.002) ; otobus (001, Aix.017) ; otokâ(r) (001 | 017). A1) car qui assure le service (entre Boëge et Annemasse) : otô (de Bwèzhe) nf. (002) …
122çar — is. <rus.> tar. Padşah; rus padşahı. Çar istibdadı. – Çar zamanı idi, istibdadın ən şiddətli, ən qızğın vaxtı idi. . E. Sultanov. Çarın orduları ikinci dəfə; Hücuma başladı Bakı tərəfə. S. V …
123car — Any vehicle adapted to the rails of a railroad or railway, including freight cars, passenger cars, locomotives, construction cars, terminal cars, hand cars, and street cars. 44 Am J1st RR § 272. The Federal Safety Appliance Act (45 USC § 11)… …
124car — [14] Car seems first to have been used as an independent term for a road vehicle powered by an internal combustion engine in 1896, in the publication Farman’s Auto Cars (the compounds autocar and motorcar are a year earlier). But the word is of… …
125Câr — Dandâ Les dandâ, dandî, dandiâ, câr ou châr sont des instruments de percussions de l Inde du nord. Ces Idiophones similaires à des claves sont surtout utilisés dans les danses de bâtons folkloriques où chaque danseur en est muni d une paire. Le… …
126Car — noun A Nicobarese language having the ISO 639 3 code caq. Syn: Car Nicobarese …
127car — m IV, DB. a, Ms. carze 1. lm M. owie, DB. ów «dawniej: władca rosyjski, bułgarski lub serbski» Państwo carów rosyjskich. 2. lm MB. y «dawna ludowa nazwa podbiału łopianowatego lub lepiężnika; także: car ziele» ‹ros.› …
128car — kÉ‘Ë n. automobile; railroad car; elevator …
