period
51period — noun 1》 a length or portion of time. ↘a major division of geological time that is a subdivision of an era and is itself subdivided into epochs. 2》 each of the set divisions of the day in a school. 3》 (also menstrual period) a monthly flow of… …
52period — noun 1) a six week period Syn: time, spell, interval, stretch, term, span, phase, bout; Brit.; informal patch 2) the post war period Syn: era …
53Period! — exclam. . . . and that’s final! (A way of indicating that there will be no more discussion or negotiation.) □ I don’t want to hear any more about it! Period! □ My final offer is $30.00. Period! …
54period — Synonyms and related words: Alexandrine, Archean, Archeozoic, Cambrian, Carboniferous, Cenozoic, Comanchean, Cretaceous, Devonian, Eocene, Glacial, Holocene, Lower Cretaceous, Lower Tertiary, Mesozoic, Miocene, Mississippian, Oligocene, Paleocene …
55period — [14] Period means etymologically ‘going round’. It comes via Old French periode and Latin periodus from Greek períodos, a compound noun formed from the prefix perí ‘round’ and hódos ‘way’ (source also of English episode, exodus [17], and method) …
56period — Точка (Period, Full stop) Одиночный разделительный знак препинания [точка, запятая, двоеточие, тире, многоточие и т.д.], отмечающий конец предложения и тем самым служащий для членения текста [любая последовательность символов]. Впервые… …
57period — pe·ri·od || pɪrɪəd / pɪər n. age, era; season; lesson; length of time; (Sports) one of the segments of the playing time of a game (such as quarter, half or overtime) n. menstrual period, menstrual cycle n. punctuation mark resembling a… …
58Period — A time period …
59period — n 1. eon, era, epoch, age, time, days, years; space, term, spell, stretch, interval, span, stage, duration. 2. generation, season, teens, middle age, middle years, twilight years, golden years, sunset years; spring, summer, autumn, fall, winter;… …
60period — periodas statusas T sritis automatika atitikmenys: angl. interval; period vok. Intervall, n; Periode, f rus. период, m pranc. intervalle, m; période, f …
