lade
21lade — lade, or lode The mouth of a river + lode Any zone or belt of mineralized rock lying within boundaries clearly separating it from neighboring rock. Bowen v. Chemi Cote Perlite Corp., 5 Ariz.App. 28, 423 P.2d 104, 117, 121, 123 …
22lade — [lād] vt., vi. laded, laded or laden, lading [ME laden < OE hladan, akin to Ger laden < IE base * klā , to set down, lay, place > LADLE, OSlav klasti, to load] Archaic 1. to load 2. to dip or draw out (water, etc.) with a ladle; bail;… …
23lade — ac·co·lade; bal·lade; chan·ce·lade; dé·grin·go·lade; ébril·lade; gar·gouil·lade; mar·ma·lade; oeil·lade; per·sil·lade; phyl·lade; re·mou·lade; sca·lade; un·lade; def·i·lade; en·fi·lade; es·ca·lade; fu·sil·lade; gril·lade; lade; rou·lade; …
24LADE — Infobox Airline airline = LADE Líneas Aéreas del Estado logo size = 200px fleet size = 4 (Regular Flights), 3 (Presidential Fleet), 4 (Cargo Fleet), 16 (Inoperative Fleet), 5 (on order) . Total = 27 + 5. destinations = 30 IATA = 5U ICAO = LDE… …
25LADE — Líneas Aéreas del Estado …
26Lade — La|de 〈f. 19〉 1. hölzerner, eckiger, breiter Behälter mit Deckel, Truhe, Kasten 2. Sarg 3. 〈kurz für〉 3.1 Schublade 3.2 Weblade 3.3 Windlade (der Orgel) 4. 〈nordostdt.〉 Fensterladen; →a. Bundeslade [<ahd. *hlada, urg …
27lade — I la|de 1. la|de sb., n, r, rne (bygning til opbevaring af korn e.l.) II la|de 2. la|de vb., r, lod, ladet el. ladt; lade i stikken; lade sit liv; lade som om III la|de 3. la|de vb., r, de el. lod, ladet el. ladt; lade vandet IV la|de 4. la|de vb …
28Lade — 1. Nimm die Lade uff n Puckel (Rücken, Schultern), sagt der Bauer zum Knechte, und s Beikast l unter den Arm. (Oberlausitz.) Das »Beikästel« ist aber eine besondere Abtheilung in der Lade für kleinere Sachen. *2. Die Lade haben. Ein… …
29Lade — 63°26′44″N 10°26′50″E / 63.44556, 10.44722 Lade (Hlaðir en vieux norrois) est un quartier de la ville …
30Lade — This name, with variant spellings Lade, Lathe, Lait and Late, derives from the Olde Norse hlatha meaning a lathe or barn, and was originally given either as a topographic name to one who lived by a barn, or as a metonymic occupational name to a… …
