Multiple meanings: grave
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+– Language: English
+– grave: A place (commonly marked with a headstone) where one or more people are bur...
+– Definition
Language Text English A place (commonly marked with a headstone) where one or more people are buried (usually in a coffin underneath the ground). French Un lieu (généralement marqué d'une pierre tombale) où une ou plusieurs personnes sont enterrées (habituellement dans un cercueil sous la surface du sol). Castilian Lugar (generalmente marcado con una lápida) en donde hay enterradas personas (usualmente dentro de ataúdes, bajo tierra). Dutch Een plaats (meestal gemarkeerd met een grafsteen) waar een of meer mensen begraven liggen (meestal in een doodskist onder de grond). Italian Luogo (generalmente contrassegnato da una lapide) dove sono seppellite una o più persone (usualmente in una bara sotto terra). +– Synonyms and translations
Expression Identical meaning? Annotation Language Spelling Hungarian sír English grave Annotation » Property Value Wikipedia article Grave (burial) part of speech noun Dutch graf Annotation » Property Value Wikipedia article Graf German Grab French tombe Portuguese túmulo Portuguese sepultura Castilian tumba Annotation » Property Value hyphenation tum·ba part of speech noun grammatical gender feminine Castilian sepulcro Annotation » Property Value hyphenation se·pul·cro part of speech noun grammatical gender masculine English tomb Annotation » Property Value part of speech noun Swedish grav Japanese 墓 Italian tomba Italian sepolcro Khmer ផ្នូរ Georgian საფლავი Italian tumulo Persian ارامگاه Polish grób Polish mogiła Polish grobowiec Bulgarian гроб Arabic مقبرة Finnish hauta +– Collection membership
Collection OLPC Children's Dictionary Destination Italy
+– grave: (Very) serious.
+– Definition
Language Text English (Very) serious. French (Très) sérieux. Castilian (Muy) serio. Dutch (Zeer) ernstig. Portuguese (Muito) sério, com gravidade. Italian (Molto)serio. German (Sehr) ernst. +– Synonyms and translations
Expression Identical meaning? Annotation Language Spelling Georgian მძიმე Georgian საშიში English grave Dutch ernstig French grave Portuguese grave Swedish grav German schwerwiegend German gewichtig English serious Castilian grave Annotation » Property Value part of speech adjective Italian grave Georgian სერიოზული +– Collection membership
Collection OLPC Children's Dictionary
+– Language: French
+– grave: (Very) serious.
+– Definition
Language Text English (Very) serious. French (Très) sérieux. Castilian (Muy) serio. Dutch (Zeer) ernstig. Portuguese (Muito) sério, com gravidade. Italian (Molto)serio. German (Sehr) ernst. +– Synonyms and translations
Expression Identical meaning? Annotation Language Spelling Georgian მძიმე Georgian საშიში English grave Dutch ernstig French grave Portuguese grave Swedish grav German schwerwiegend German gewichtig English serious Castilian grave Annotation » Property Value part of speech adjective Italian grave Georgian სერიოზული +– Collection membership
Collection OLPC Children's Dictionary
+– serious: Of great impact (e.g. for a decision of great impact).
+– Definition
Language Text English Of great impact (e.g. for a decision of great impact). French De grande conséquence. Castilian De gran impacto. Dutch Van grote impact. +– Synonyms and translations
+– serious: Not laughing.
+– Definition
Language Text English Not laughing. French Qui ne rigole pas. Castilian Que no se ríe. Dutch Niet lachend. Italian Che non ride. German Nicht lachend. +– Synonyms and translations
Expression Identical meaning? Annotation Language Spelling French sérieux Annotation » Property Value part of speech adjective English serious Annotation » Property Value part of speech adjective German ernst Annotation » Property Value part of speech adjective German ernsthaft Annotation » Property Value part of speech adjective German seriös Annotation » Property Value part of speech adjective French grave French froid Castilian serio Annotation » Property Value part of speech noun Italian serio Dutch serieus Georgian სერიოზული Hebrew רציני +– Incoming relations
Other defined meaning Relation type seriousness related term
+– bass: of low frequency or range.
+– Definition
Language Text English of low frequency or range. French De basse fréquence. Castilian De baja frecuencia o rango. Dutch Van lage frequentie of gebied. +– Synonyms and translations
Expression Identical meaning? Annotation Language Spelling English bass Dutch bas Castilian bajo Annotation » Property Value grammatical gender masculine French grave Portuguese grave French bas Castilian grave Castilian baja Annotation » Property Value grammatical gender feminine Italian basso
+– Language: Portuguese
+– grave: (Very) serious.
+– Definition
Language Text English (Very) serious. French (Très) sérieux. Castilian (Muy) serio. Dutch (Zeer) ernstig. Portuguese (Muito) sério, com gravidade. Italian (Molto)serio. German (Sehr) ernst. +– Synonyms and translations