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Kelt - translation to English
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
KELT; Kelt (disambiguation)
Kelt
Kelt = Celt
Kelt
[kelt]
синоним
kelt
[kelt]
общая лексика
отнерестившийся лосось
существительное
общая лексика
отнерестившийся лосось
Wikipedia
Kelt
KELT may refer to:
- A Salmonid that has spawned and did not die as a result
- An alternative spelling of Celt
- KELT (FM), call letters of an FM radio station located in Encinal, Texas
- KELT, the former call letters of an FM radio station located in Adelanto, California
- Kelt (beer), a beer found in Slovakia and the Czech Republic
- The NATO Reporting Name (AS-5 Kelt) for the Raduga KSR-2 cruise missile formerly used by the armed forces of the Soviet Union
- The acronym for Kilodegree Extremely Little Telescope, an astronomical survey for transiting exoplanets, or the planets discovered by the KELT survey, such as
- KELT-2Ab
- KELT-9b
Examples of use of Kelt
1. In this final phase of its life it is known as a kelt.
2. The climate is desert, but nearby are the oases of Ein Parat, Ein Fuar and the Ein Kelt nature reserve.
3. In the northern region of the Judean Desert, near Ma‘aleh Adumim and the Nahal Prat (Wadi Kelt) Nature Reserve, the planned route for the fence penetrates far beyond the Green Line.
4. The inspectors say they were beaten after they told the four adults and three children who drove the four ATVs in Ein Prat (Wadi Kelt). One inspector says he was beaten over the head with a helmet.
5. Besides the usual Staropramen light (0.5 liters – 130 rubles) and dark (0.5 liters –– 180 rubles) there is also the semi–dark red Staropramen Granat (1'0 rubles) and two sorts of nitrogen–gassed beer: the lighter Velvet (0.4 liters –– 180 rubles) and the darker Kelt (0.4 liters –– 1'0 rubles). Most intriguingly, Barrandov serves B.
