lake

lake
noun
See, der

the Great Lakesdie Großen Seen

* * *
[leik]
noun
(a large area of water surrounded by land: They go swimming in / sailing on the lake; Lake Michigan.) der See
* * *
lake
[leɪk]
n
1. (body of fresh water) See m
the L\lake District BRIT der Lake District (Seengebiet im Nordwesten Englands)
the Lady of the L\lake LIT die Herrin vom See (Fee in der Artus-Legende)
the Great L\lakes AM die Großen Seen (zwischen den USA und Kanada)
2. BRIT ECON (fig pej: surplus stores) [flüssiger] Lagerbestand
* * *
I [leɪk]
n
See m II
n
(colour) Karm(es)inrot nt
* * *
lake1 [leık] s
1. CHEM Beizenfarbstoff m
2. a) Farblack m
b) Pigment n
lake2 [leık] s See m:
the Great Lake der große Teich (der Atlantische Ozean);
the Great Lakes die Großen Seen (an der Grenze zwischen den USA und Kanada); academic.ru/40235/jump">jump B 1
L., l. abk
1. lake
2. law
3. league
4. left li.
5. line
* * *
noun
See, der

the Great Lakes — die Großen Seen

* * *
n.
Binnensee m.
See -n m.

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