Translation for 'fifty two' from English to Russian

fifty-two

пятьдесят два

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fifty

пятьдесят

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fifty-six

пятьдесят шесть

fifty-seven

пятьдесят семь

fifty-three

пятьдесят три

fifty-four

пятьдесят четыре

fifty-five

пятьдесят пять

fifty-eight

пятьдесят восемь

fifty-one

пятьдесят один

fifty-nine

пятьдесят девять

two

два

ninety-two

девяносто два

eighty-two

восемьдесят два

seventy-two

семьдесят два

sixty-two

шестьдесят два

forty-two

сорок два

thirty-two

тридцать два

twenty-two

двадцать два

two thousand

две тысячи

two hundred

двести

two-wattled cassowary

шлемоносный казуар {м} [Casuarius casuarius]орн.T

• The population was nine hundred and ninety-one at the time of the 2020 census, a decline from the figure of one thousand fifty-two that was tabulated in 2010.
• 5 nights in an average winter, though only seven such nights occurred during the very mild winter of 1999–2000 but as many as fifty-two in the cold winter of 1968–69.
• that aired from 1995 to 1996, and were reconnected into season one in later airings. Fifty-two episodes were produced from 1996 to 1998, followed by "Ego Trip" in 1999.
• By 1910, there were fifty-two public schools in Mills County with sixty-five teachers, and by 1976, there were eighty-one schools.
• In 1982, she made her second documentary titled "So Far from India", which is a fifty-two-minute film that followed an Indian newspaper dealer living in the subways of New York, while his pregnant wife waited for him to return home.

• Thus Espérance Bellanger was thirty-three years old, Abel de Cyrano around fifty-two.
• The death of Humbert III, March 4, 1189 in Chambéry, Savoy at the age of fifty-two, was mourned sincerely by all the people.
• Marmaduke Huby (1495–1526) expanded the number of monks from twenty-two to fifty-two, and undertook a building programme which included a new tower at the north end of the transept and extending the infirmary.
• Unlike earlier texts like "Recipes for Fifty-Two Ailments", which was excavated in the 1970s from the Mawangdui tomb that had been sealed in 168 BCE, the "Inner Canon" rejected the influence of spirits and the use of magic.
• The Democrats adopted the slogan: "The Whigs we Polked in forty-four, We'll Pierce in fifty-two", playing on the names of Pierce and former President James K. Polk.

• His death at the age of fifty-two was unexpected and shocked his family, his friends and the reading public.
• During World War II, the town suffered severe damage. Fifty-two Allied bombing raids during the course of the Second World War had taken their toll, destroying some of Ravenna’s noteworthy, unequalled early Christian art.
• A fire on April 8 had disabled the submarine and it was being towed in rough seas. Fifty-two crewmen were killed attempting the salvage of the boat when it sank.
• Mountbatten survived the deep defence cuts known as the Geddes Axe. Fifty-two percent of the officers of his year had had to leave the Royal Navy by the end of 1923; although he was highly regarded by his superiors, it was rumoured that wealthy and well-connected officers were more likely to be retained.
• Brodmann was also an important figure in brain mapping; his experiments based on Franz Nissl's tissue staining techniques divided the brain into fifty-two areas.