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71era — <lat.> 1. İl hesabının başlandığı zaman, tarix başlanğıcı. Yeni era (İsanın doğulduğu zənn edilən gündən başlanan tarix). – Ellips, parabola kimi həndəsi obrazlar 2000 il eramızdan əvvəl yunan riyaziyyatçılarına məlum idi. Z. Xəlilov. 2.… …
72era — A period of time characterized by outstanding events, such as Christian era, machine era, and atomic era …
73ERA — n. 1 a system of chronology reckoning from a noteworthy event (the Christian era). 2 a large distinct period of time, esp. regarded historically (the pre Roman era). 3 a date at which an era begins. 4 Geol. a major division of time. Etymology: LL …
74era — n. 1 a system of chronology reckoning from a noteworthy event (the Christian era). 2 a large distinct period of time, esp. regarded historically (the pre Roman era). 3 a date at which an era begins. 4 Geol. a major division of time. Etymology: LL …
75era — noun Etymology: Late Latin aera, from Latin, counters, plural of aer , aes copper, money more at ore Date: 1615 1. a. a fixed point in time from which a series of years is reckoned b. a memorable or important date or event; especially one that… …
76Era — Original name in latin Era Name in other language Era State code ID Continent/City Asia/Makassar longitude 8.3263 latitude 123.1107 altitude 588 Population 0 Date 2012 11 10 …
77Èra — (dal greco Hera) antica divinità lunare venerata ad Argo; più tardi, ma molto prima di Omero, considerata regina del cielo. Come tale la si ritenne figlia di Crono e di Rea, sorella quindi di Zeus di cui divenne sposa. Fu madre di Ares, di… …
78Era — Sp Erà Ap Era L u. C Italijoje …
79era n — I don t think I was concentrating properly when midnight struck on January 1st 2000. It just went in one era and out the other …
80era — noun (C) a long period of time in history that is different in some way from other periods: In the Victorian era such behaviour was socially unacceptable …
