league
11League — (spr. līgh), engl. und nordamerikan. Wegemaß zu 3 Miles; dann auch soviel wie Liga, Bund …
12League — League, englische Seemeile (s. Meilenmaße) …
13League — (spr. lihg), engl. Wegemaß = 4,827 km, zur See = 5,565 km; dann s.v.w. Liga, Bündnis …
14league — I noun accord, affiliation, agreement, alignment, alliance, association, axis, band, bloc, cartel, club, coalition, collaboration, combination, combine, compact, complicity, concord, concordat, concurrence, confederacy, confederation, conjunction …
15league — (izg. lȋg) ž DEFINICIJA zast. stara navigacijska jedinica duljine ETIMOLOGIJA engl …
16league — *alliance, coalition, fusion, confederacy, confederation, federation …
17league — league1 /leeg/, n., v., leagued, leaguing. n. 1. a covenant or compact made between persons, parties, states, etc., for the promotion or maintenance of common interests or for mutual assistance or service. 2. the aggregation of persons, parties,… …
18league — noun 1 group of sports clubs that compete with each other ADJECTIVE ▪ basketball, cricket, football, soccer, etc. ▪ They want to start a new football league. ▪ sports (esp. AmE …
19league — I UK [liːɡ] / US [lɪɡ] noun [countable] Word forms league : singular league plural leagues *** 1) a group of teams or players who regularly compete against one another, put in order according to how many points they have won the Italian first… …
20league — league1 [ lig ] noun count *** 1. ) a group of teams or players who regularly compete against one another: the National Football League league champions/leaders a ) BRITISH a list of organizations, places, etc. put in order according to how good… …
