BELARUSIAN

Learn 3000+ Common Words

Words Start with: (p) PAGE #10

181. preserve (захоўваць) :: They used to be the preserve of academics but now rare books are going online says John Sutherland182. president (прэзідэнт) :: The chief executive officer of a university is the president who is usually appointed by the government183. press (прэс) :: At the press briefing a reporter asked whether this would mean that lenders would start limiting the number of credit cards issued to customers184. pressure (ціск) :: Users can select the contact pressure position separation rate and test duration185. presumably (меркавана) :: Since this film is being made in Hollywood presumably its main audience will be American186. pretend (прыкідвацца) :: Not that Ill be wiping pretend crude oil off pretend sea gulls you understand187. pretty (даволі) :: Except for when they told her she was pretty and could attract any guy she wanted188. prevent (прадухіляць) :: Worsening eyesight prevents her from seeing the screen easily and lately she has been reading with the aid of a magnifying glass189. previous (папярэдні) :: look at the previous page190. price (цана) :: a wide selection of tools varying in price191. pride (гонар) :: Everyone in this facility yields to the seven deadly sins especially pride and vanity192. priest (святар) :: Finished coracles are also delivered complete with a handcrafted priest or knocker used to humanely kill caught fish as a reminder that you are purchasing a historical fishing craft rather than a recreational toy193. primarily (у першую чаргу) :: He said the car which he hired back to the company was primarily used by himself but also by others194. primary (першасны) :: The tosylactivated beads form covalent bonds with any available primary amino or sulfhydryl groups195. prime minister (прэм'ер-міністр) :: 196. prince (прынц) :: Uneasy relations between the prince and his father lasted until Henry IVs death in 1413197. princess (прынцэса) :: The grounds contain the remains of Elsynge Hall one of Henry VIIIs many hunting lodges and a favourite childhood residence of the young princess Elizabeth198. principle (прынцып) :: It seems that in situations such as this politics become incompatible with conscience principle decency and selfrespect199. print (друк) :: I dont doubt that the Times reporters get up in the morning and as I do look to see whether a favorite rumor has made it into print or on the air200. printer (прынтэр) :: Half a million copies of Yaos critical article were printed the text being distributed by telegraph to provincial printers

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

Your Favorite Words

Currently you do not have any favorite word. To make a word favorite you have to click on the heart button.

Your Search History

You have no word in search history!

All Dictionary Links

English to Afrikaans Dictionary

English to Albanian Dictionary

English to Amharic Dictionary

English to Armenian Dictionary

English to Azerbaijani Dictionary

English to Basque Dictionary

English to Belarusian Dictionary

English to Bosnian Dictionary

English to Bulgarian Dictionary

English to Catalan Dictionary

English to Cebuano Dictionary

English to Chichewa Dictionary

English to Chinese Dictionary

English to Corsican Dictionary

English to Croatian Dictionary

English to Czech Dictionary

English to Danish Dictionary

English to Dutch Dictionary

English to Esperanto Dictionary

English to Estonian Dictionary

English to Filipino Dictionary

English to Finnish Dictionary

English to French Dictionary

English to Frisian Dictionary

English to Galician Dictionary

English to Georgian Dictionary

English to German Dictionary

English to Greek Dictionary

English to Haitian Dictionary

English to Hausa Dictionary

English to Hawaiian Dictionary

English to Hebrew Dictionary

English to Hmong Dictionary

English to Hungarian Dictionary

English to Icelandic Dictionary

English to Igbo Dictionary

English to Indonesian Dictionary

English to Irish Dictionary

English to Italian Dictionary

English to Japanese Dictionary

English to Javanese Dictionary

English to Kazakh Dictionary

English to Khmer Dictionary

English to Korean Dictionary

English to Kurmanji Dictionary

English to Kyrgyz Dictionary

English to Lao Dictionary

English to Latin Dictionary

English to Latvian Dictionary

English to Lithuanian Dictionary

English to Luxembourgish Dictionary

English to Macedonian Dictionary

English to Malagasy Dictionary

English to Malayalam Dictionary

English to Maltese Dictionary

English to Maori Dictionary

English to Mongolian Dictionary

English to Burmese Dictionary

English to Norwegian Dictionary

English to Pashto Dictionary

English to Persian Dictionary

English to Polish Dictionary

English to Portuguese Dictionary

English to Romanian Dictionary

English to Russian Dictionary

English to Samoan Dictionary

English to Serbian Dictionary

English to Shona Dictionary

English to Sindhi Dictionary

English to Sinhala Dictionary

English to Slovak Dictionary

English to Slovenian Dictionary

English to Somali Dictionary

English to Spanish Dictionary

English to Sundanese Dictionary

English to Swahili Dictionary

English to Swedish Dictionary

English to Tajik Dictionary

English to Turkish Dictionary

English to Ukrainian Dictionary

English to Urdu Dictionary

English to Uzbek Dictionary

English to Vietnamese Dictionary

English to Xhosa Dictionary

English to Yiddish Dictionary

English to Yoruba Dictionary

English to Zulu Dictionary

English to Bangla Dictionary

English to Hindi Dictionary

English to Tamil Dictionary

English to Telugu Dictionary

English to Gujarati Dictionary

English to Marathi Dictionary

English to Kannada Dictionary

English to Thai Dictionary

English to Welsh Dictionary

English to Arabic Dictionary

English to Malay Dictionary

English to Nepali Dictionary

English to Punjabi Dictionary

© 2018-2022 | English-Belarusian Dictionary | All Rights Reserved by BD WORD About Us | Privacy | Disclaimer | Contact