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SYL - traducción al ruso
GIVEN NAME
sylvite
ROCKSALT GROUP, HALIDE MINERAL
Sylvine
['silvait]
минералогия
сильвин
существительное
минералогия
сильвин
.SYL
общая лексика
Syllabus
программа мероприятия, расписание, план
Wikipedia
Syl
Syl is a given name, typically but not always a shortened form of Sylvia, Sylvester, Sylvain, and Sylvanus. Notable people with the name include:
- Syl Anderton, British motorcycle dealer and racer
- Syl Apps (1915–1998), Canadian pole vaulter and hockey player
- Syl Apps, Jr. (born 1947), Canadian hockey player
- Syl Apps III (born 1976), American hockey player
- Syl Cheney-Coker (born 1945), Sierra Leonean poet, novelist, and journalist
- Syl Johnson (born 1936), American blues and soul singer
- Syl Johnson (baseball) (1900–1985), American baseball pitcher
- Syl Simon (1897–1973), American baseball player
Ejemplos de uso de SYL
1. Hooda, who took over as Haryana chief minister in March following Congress party‘s landslide victory, termed SYL canal as Haryana‘s lifeline.
2. By Ajay Jha, Chief Correspondent New Delhi÷ The new Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda said he has no plans to discuss the controversial SYL (Sutlej Yamuna Link) canal issue with his Punjab counterpart Captain Amarinder Singh.
3. Performing in this first leg of the festival are Syl Johnson, recognized as one of the world‘s most important R&B vocalists, Luther Johnson, known for his unique blues, soul...
4. Can‘t get any more bilingual than that. (However: Memorando al Seńor Gingrich: In Spanish, the "r" is rolled and the syl–la–bles are se–pa–ra–ted.) In an interview yesterday, the Georgia Republican called his choice of words "clumsy." "Look, people are misunderstanding what I‘m saying," Gingrich said.
