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baltic

/ˈbɔːl.tɪk/

Traduction: Relatif à la mer Baltique ou aux pays qui la bordent (comme la Lituanie, la Lettonie et l'Estonie), ou à la région de la Baltique., Nom propre ou adjectif relatif à la mer du Nord de l'Europe, à la branche balte des langues indo-européennes, ou à la région et aux peuples associés à la mer Baltique et aux pays baltes.

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adjective

/ˈbɔːl.tɪk/B2formal
  • frRelatif à la mer Baltique ou aux pays qui la bordent (comme la Lituanie, la Lettonie et l'Estonie), ou à la région de la Baltique.

Relating to the Baltic Sea or the countries bordering it (such as Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia).

  1. Relating to the Baltic SeaB2formal

    Of, near, or pertaining to the Baltic Sea in northern Europe.

    frbaltique (relatif à la mer Baltique)

    • The Baltic region has a unique maritime climate.
    • Many ships travel through the Baltic Sea for trade.
    • The Baltic coast is known for its sandy beaches.
  2. Relating to the Baltic StatesB2formal

    Of or characteristic of the Baltic States (Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania) or their peoples or languages.

    frbaltique (relatif aux États baltes)

    • The Baltic nations have a rich cultural heritage.
    • Baltic folk music is known for its distinctive rhythms.
    • She is studying Baltic history at university.
  3. Relating to the Baltic Language FamilyC1formal

    Pertaining to a branch of the Indo-European language family, related to Slavic languages, known for preserving archaic features.

    frbalte (relatif aux langues baltiques)

    • Lithuanian and Latvian are the two surviving Baltic languages.
    • Baltic languages have retained many ancient grammatical structures.
    • Linguists study Baltic languages to understand Proto-Indo-European.
Formes
  • more baltic comparative form
  • most baltic superlative form

noun

/ˈbɔːl.tɪk/B2formal
  • frNom propre ou adjectif relatif à la mer du Nord de l'Europe, à la branche balte des langues indo-européennes, ou à la région et aux peuples associés à la mer Baltique et aux pays baltes.

A proper noun referring to a sea in northern Europe, a branch of the Indo-European language family, or the region and peoples associated with the Baltic Sea and Baltic states.

indénombrable · nom propre

  1. Baltic SeaB1formal

    A sea in northern Europe, bordered by several countries including Sweden, Finland, Russia, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, and Germany.

    frmer Baltique

    • The Baltic Sea is a major trade route for northern European countries.
    • Many tourists visit the beaches along the Baltic coast in summer.
    • The Baltic Sea has a unique ecosystem with brackish water.
  2. Baltic languagesC1formal

    A branch of the Indo-European language family, closely related to Slavic languages, known for preserving many archaic features from Proto-Indo-European.

    frlangues baltes

    • Lithuanian and Latvian are the two surviving Baltic languages.
    • Baltic languages have retained many ancient grammatical structures.
    • Linguists study Baltic languages to understand Proto-Indo-European roots.
  3. Baltic StatesB1formalpolitical

    The countries of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, located on the eastern coast of the Baltic Sea.

    frles pays baltes

    • The Baltic States gained independence from the Soviet Union in 1991.
    • Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania are collectively known as the Baltic States.
    • The Baltic States have a rich cultural heritage and history.
Formes
  • baltics plural form
  • baltics' possessive plural form
  • baltic's possessive singular form