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decade [ˈdɛkeɪd dɪˈkeɪd] n 1. (Mathematics & Measurements / Units) a period of ten consecutive years 2. (Mathematics & Measurements / Units) a group or series of ten [from Old French, from Late Latin decad-, decas, from Greek dekas, from deka ten] decadal adj Decade an assemblage, group, set, or series of ten, usually, a period of ten years. Examples: of caveats, 1679; of propositions, 1830; of soldiers; of years, 1605.
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Translations n decade [ˈdekeid, diˈkeid] a period of ten years the first decade of this century (= 1900–09). dekade, tydperk van tien jaar عِقْد / عَشْرُ سَنَوات десетилетие desetiletí tiår; årti das Jahrzehnt δεκαετία década aastakümme دهه vuosikymmen décennie עָשׂוֹר दशक desetljeće évtized dasawarsa áratugur decennio 10年間 10년 dešimtmetis dekāde dekad decennium tiår dziesięciolecie década deceniu десятилетие desaťročie desetletje dekada decennium, årtionde ทศวรรษ on yıl 十年 десятиріччя دہائی thập kỷ 十年 decade → عقد من الزمن desetiletí årti Jahrzehnt δεκαετία década vuosikymmen décennie desetljeće decennio 十年間 10년간 decennium tiår dekada década декада decennium ระยะเวลาสิบปี on yıl thập niên 十年 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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He can correct his author at a dozen points and estimate the value of these warnings by the standard of a decade of realities. Once in every decade there shall be a general settlement, when the balance due shall be paid to the creditor nation in Mexican dollars. Preposterous by any reasonable standard, Lyly's style, 'Euphuism,' precisely hit the Court taste of his age and became for a decade its most approved conversational dialect. |
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