Translations for „k“ in the English » Slovenian Dictionary

K <-'s [or -s]>, k <-'s> [keɪ] N

K

K m

K

k m

See also A

A <-'s [or -s]>, a <-'s> [eɪ] N

1. A (letter):

A

A m

A

a m

A for Andrew [or as in Abel]

A kot Andrej

2. A MUS:

A

A m

A

a m

A flat

As

A flat

as

A sharp

Ais

A sharp

ais

A major

A-dur

A minor

a-mol

3. A (school mark):

A

≈ odlično

to get [an] A

dobiti odlično oceno

4. A (blood type):

A

A

from A to Z

od A do Ž

K¹ <-> N

1. K → kilobyte:

K

KB m

2. K after n → Kelvin:

K

K m

3. K (potassium):

K

K m

See also kilobyte , Kelvin

kilo·byte [ˈkɪləbaɪt] N

kilobyte

kilobajt m

Kel·vin <-s> [ˈkelvɪn] N PHYS

Kelvin

kelvin m

K² <-> N Am inf

K

tisoč

Usage examples with k

the letter K comes before L

črka K je pred črko L

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

It originally began as a K-7 school and then added an extra grade with every year it was open, becoming K-12 in 2005.

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It offered K-6 education 2002-2012 and in fall 2013 began offering 7th grade.

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K-177 highway passes north-south through the city.

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Only a few main-sequence stars have revealed warm (120 K) zodiacal dust.

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A second building was opened in 1922 on the present school site and housed students K through 12 until 1958.

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The district added high school grades in 2011 after being a K-8 district for years.

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It offers education for students grades K through twelfth.

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K Rock set out to change the site graphically.

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The sole K 39 constructed may have been modified from the second prototype.

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She also won a gold (1979) and two bronzes (1977, 1981) in the K-1 team event.

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