I. myriad [ˈmɪriəd] СУЩ. лит.
- myriad
- miriady мн.
II. myriad [ˈmɪriəd] ПРИЛ.
- myriad
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The team progresses through the tournament into the final despite the myriad hurdles and disadvantages, with the help of their coach.
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www.mississauga.com When this cymbal is struck with a beater, (most usually a soft beater) it produces a myriad of sounds with no single overruling note.
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