English to Hebrew Meaning of absinth

Absinth :

noun

Absinth :: אבסינת

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Definitions of absinth in English

Noun(1) one that is absent or not in residence

Examples of absinth in English

(1) an absentee from the match(2) absentee pupils(3) The absentees included Laurence and John Hurney, Derek Hayes, John Foley, John Phelan, and Colin Keane.(4) But those players aren't guaranteed to keep their places as no less then seven absentees from Monday's derby at Victory Park are set to return.(5) Many were absentees living comfortably in the south.(6) Under the new contracts for teachers, they will be entitled to time away from pupils while support staff take on tasks such as collecting dinner money and chasing absentees .(7) Asked yesterday why 38 of the party's 163 MPs were not present, Mrs May said the absentees all had ├ö├ç├┐good reasons├ö├ç├û.(8) One defeat in eight matches isn't bad for a side whose list of absentees is even longer than Newcastle's.(9) There are notable absentees from other cities, too.(10) There were not high numbers of absentees at the school but the bugs seemed to be striking the same people, especially staff, she said.(11) The national target was a 10 per cent drop in the levels of absentees .(12) Support of the majority of all MEPs is required to make changes, including absentees .(13) He placed absentees under suspension with immediate effect pending inquiry.(14) There were also four Conservative absentees and one Labour.(15) The vote was 96-2, and the two absentees regrettably were Kerry and Edwards.(16) He believes that most of the absentees were excused.

(1) absentee ballot ::

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