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Mgr - translation to russian
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Mgr
Mgr.
![amaranth]] [[galero]] with 12 scarlet tassels](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/External Ornaments of an Apostolic protonotary.svg?width=200 "amaranth]] [[galero]] with 12 scarlet tassels")
HONORIFIC FORM OF ADDRESS FOR CERTAIN CATHOLIC CLERGY
Monsigner; Monsigneur; Domestic Prelate; Domestic prelate; Mgr.; Monsignore; Msgr; Msgr.; Monsignori
существительное
общая лексика
управляющий, заведующий
синоним
merry-go-round train
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BLOCK TRAIN OF HOPPER WAGONS WHICH BOTH LOADS AND UNLOADS ITS CARGO WHILE MOVING
Slow speed control; Merry-go-round trains
[,merɪgəuraund'treɪn]
разговорное выражение
поезд-карусель (товарный поезд для доставки угля с шахт на электростанции; состоит из специальных вагонов, разгрузка кот. производится автоматически)
Mgr. Manager
Mgr. Manager noun управляющий, заведующий
Wikipedia
MGR (disambiguation)
M. G. Ramachandran (1917–1987) was the Former Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu.
MGR may also refer to:
- ManaGeR (MGR), graphical window system
- Merry-go-round train, British freight-train design
Mgr. is an honorific or abbreviation for:
- Manager (disambiguation)
- Monseigneur (also Msgr.)
- Monsignor (also Msgr., Mons.)
Examples of use of Mgr
1. Javier van der Biezen in Curacao, Netherlands Antilles In 1'85 and 1'87, our high school Mgr.
2. He is praying for him from Heaven, and I am too, Mgr Dziwisz said.
3. He asked Mgr Dziwisz, however, to supervise the burning of all my personal notes.
4. MGR Capital is believed to be jointly owned by the Phoenix four and HBOS.
5. Equally, the daily level for exposure to microparticles is 65 mgr/m3 but burning rubbish can cause the number of microparticles in the air to shoot up to 3,000 mgr/m3. «Exposure to particles can cause serious breathing problems.
