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Unity$501664$ - translation to Αγγλικά
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Unity (album); Unity, Wisconsin (disambiguation); Town of Unity; Unity (town), WI; Unity (episode); Unity (software); Единство; Unity (town), Wisconsin; Unity (disambiguation); UNITY; Unity (song); Unity, Ohio; The Unity; Unity, OH; Unity (ship)
Unity
n. Unity, il secondo modello della stazione spaziale internazionale (inviata nello spazio con successo sul traghetto spaziale americano "Andwer" associandosi al primo modello inviato precedentemente dai russi)
Organization for African Unity
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ORGANIZATION
OAU; Organization of African Unity; Organization for African Unity; Organisation for African Unity; Organisation de l'Unité Africaine; The Organization of African Unity; African Unity Organization; The OAU; Organisation de l'Unite Africaine; O.A.U.
L"Organizzazione per la Unione Africana (unione di paesi Africani partecipi al dibattito sul continente nero)
national unity government
BROAD COALITION GOVERNMENT INVOLVING ALL OR MOST PARTIES
National Unity Government; National Unity government; National Unity Governments; Government of National Unity; Unity government; Government of national unity; Broad coalition; Ecumenical government
governo di unità nazionale, governo di unione nazionale (governo che comprende i partiti di destra e sinistra)
Ορισμός
unity
¦ noun (plural unities)
1. the state of being united.
a thing forming a complex whole.
2. Mathematics the number one.
3. a dramatic principle requiring limitation of the supposed time of a drama to that occupied in acting it or to a single day (unity of time), use of one scene throughout (unity of place), or concentration on a single plot (unity of action).
Origin
ME: from OFr. unite, from L. unitas, from unus 'one'.
