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n English-French

n, N

(n) in whodun(n)it English-French

polar m, roman m policier

n French-English

n, N

n' French-English

→ ne

N (also n)1 US English

the fourteenth letter of the alphabet

N2 US English

(used in recording moves in chess) knight

n US English

name

'n' US English

and (conventionally used in informal contexts to coordinate two closely connected elements)

N English-German

N, n

n English-Italian

n, N

N English-Spanish

N, n

N Spanish-English

N, n

Ñ Spanish-English

Ñ, ñ

-n1 US English

variant spelling of -en.

-n2 US English

variant spelling of -en.

N. Spanish-English

North, N

awoke(n) English-Italian

→ awake

Unwille[n] German-English

displeasure

Aberglaube[n] German-English

superstition

gespie[e]n German-English

→ 2. Part. v. speien

geschrie[e]n German-English

→ 2. Part. v. schreien

maison[n]ette English-German

[zweistöckige] Wohnung

Schokolade[n]eis German-English

chocolate ice cream

Schokolade[n]guss German-English

chocolate icing

Schokolade[n]pudding German-English

chocolate blancmange

n' in ne French-English

je n'ai que 20 euros

n in N (also n)1 US English

the fourteenth letter of the alphabet

N in newton (abbreviation: N) US English

the SI unit of force. It is equal to the force that would give a mass of one kilogram an acceleration of one meter per second per second, and is equivalent to 100,000 dynes

N in nitrogen US English

the chemical element of atomic number 7, a colorless, odorless unreactive gas that forms about 78 percent of the earth’s atmosphere. Liquid nitrogen (made by distilling liquid air) boils at 77.4 kelvins (195.8°C) and is used as a coolant

-en2 US English

made or consisting of

-n in -en (also -n)3 US English

as a regular inflection

n/a US English

not applicable

n/s US English

nonsmoker; nonsmoking (used in personal advertisements)