lake [leɪk] ΟΥΣ
1. lake (body of fresh water):
2. lake βρετ ΟΙΚΟΝ μτφ μειωτ (surplus stores):
I. great [greɪt] ΕΠΊΘ
1. great (very big):
2. great:
3. great (wonderful):
4. great αμετάβλ (for emphasis):
5. great (very good):
6. great (enthusiastic):
ιδιωτισμοί:
II. great [greɪt] ΕΠΊΡΡ αμετάβλ (extremely)
III. great [greɪt] ΟΥΣ
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In addition, they think a great deal about the afterlife, which makes sense considering that they constantly face death in the line of duty.
en.wikipedia.org A combination of zoning, management plans, permits, education and incentives (such as eco-tourism certification) are used in the effort to conserve the Great Barrier Reef.
en.wikipedia.org The worst thing for a company is to go to great lengths to solicit employee feedback, and then do nothing with it.
www.inc.com His great flaw was that he was always right.
en.wikipedia.org It is therefore, of great significance, for its sanctity to be protected.
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www.giz.de Context The Great Lakes Region in Central Africa is a prime example of the paradoxical effect that abundant natural resources can have on the living conditions of the local population.
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Ausgangssituation Die Region der Großen Seen in Zentralafrika ist ein Paradebeispiel für die paradoxen Auswirkungen von Rohstoffreichtum auf die Lebensbedingungen der lokalen Bevölkerung.
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www.oeko.de Although this approach does take account of the current problems in the Great Lakes Region of Africa, it is questionable, however, whether future resource conflicts in Africa and/or other parts of the world will be confined only to these four minerals.
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Zwar berücksichtigt der Ansatz damit die derzeitigen Probleme in der Region der Großen Seen in Afrika, es ist allerdings fraglich, ob zukünftige Rohstoffkonflikte in Afrika und/oder anderen Erdteilen sich ausschließlich auf diese vier Rohstoffe beschränken.
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www.iss.europa.eu The EUISS recognises that whilst the situations in the Sahel, the Great Lakes region and the Horn of Africa all merit close examination, developments in the Gulf of Guinea (including Nigeria) and other specific countries — such as the Central African Republic or Madagascar — also need to be monitored.
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Das EUISS widmet sich neben den Situationen in der Sahelregion, der Region der Großen Seen und dem Horn von Afrika auch den Entwicklungen am Golf von Guinea (inklusive Nigeria) und anderen spezifischen Ländern, beispielsweise der Zentralafrikanischen Republik oder Madagaskar.