| Forme compuse: |
| E n | written, abbreviation (east) (abrev.: est) | est s.n. |
| | The geographical coordinates of France are 46°00 N, 2°00 E. |
| east n | (direction, compass point) (punct cardinal) | est s.n. |
| | The sun rises in the east. |
| | Soarele răsare în est. |
| the East n | dated (East Asia) (regiune geografică) | Orient n.propriu |
| | | Asia de est n.propriu |
| | Have you ever been to China or anywhere else in the East? |
| | Ai fost vreodată în China sau oriunde altundeva în Orient? |
| east adv | (to the east) | înspre est loc.adv. |
| | You need to drive three miles east to get there. |
| | Trebuie să conduci cam trei mile înspre est ca să ajungi acolo. |
| east of sth adj + prep | (in an easterly direction from sth) | la est de loc.prep. |
| | Great Britain is east of Ireland. |
| east adj | (of the east) | dinspre est loc.adj. |
| | The east wind is usually quite cold. |
| | Vântul dinspre est e de obicei destul de rece. |
| east adv | (direction from there) | la est de loc.adv. |
| | The rich people live east of the river. |
| | Bogătașii locuiesc la est de râu. |
| East Asia n | (countries of the Far East) | Asia de Est s.f. |
| | Marco Polo was the first famous European to visit East Asia. |
| East German adj | historical (of or from former East Germany) | est-german adj. |
| | Berlin was the East German capital. |
| East German n | historical (person from former East Germany) | est-german s.m. |
| East Indian adj | (Indonesian: of the East Indies) | est-indian adj. |
| East Indian adj | (of or from eastern India) | est-indian adj. |
| East Indies npl | historical (southeast Asia) | Indiile de Est s.f.pl. |
| east wind n | (wind from the east) | vânt din est s.n. |
| eastbound adj | (going east) | care se îndreaptă spre est adj. |
| | The eastbound lanes are completely stopped due to a massive accident. |
| eastbound adv | (towards the east) | spre est adv. |
| | Travel eastbound for three miles, then turn north. |
| easterly adj | (from the east) | din est loc.adj. |
| | | estic adj. |
| easterly adj | (towards the east) | spre est loc.adj. |
| | | estic adj. |
| easterly adv | (from the east) | din est loc.adv. |
| easterly adv | (towards the east) | spre est loc.adv. |
| | The tornado that just hit Kansas is moving easterly. |
| easterly n | (wind blowing from the east) | vânt care bate dinspre est s.n. |
| eastern adj | (of the east) | estic adj. |
| | | de est loc.adj. |
| | An eastern wind was blowing. |
| eastern adj | (of or in the east) | estic adj. |
| | | de est loc.adj. |
| | Robert's house was on the eastern edge of the village. |
| eastern adj | US (of or in the US northeast) | estic adj. |
| | | de est loc.adj. |
| | I can't remember exactly where Jane is from; one of the eastern states, I think. |
| Eastern Europe n | (Russia, Baltic Republics, etc.) | Europa de Est s.f. |
| | Slavic languages are common in Eastern Europe. |
| eastward adj | (heading east) | estic adj. |
| | | de est loc.adj. |
| | Eastward traffic is heavy this morning. |
eastward,
eastwards adv | (towards the east) | spre est adv. |
| | The train is traveling eastward at 100 kilometers per hour. |
northeast,
north east n | (north-eastern region) | nord-est s.n. |
| | In the northeast there are hundreds of butterfly species. |
northeast,
north-east adj | (in, of the northeast) | nord-est expr. |
| | We have a seaside holiday cottage on the north-east coast. |
northeast,
north-east adj | (coming from the north east) | nord-est expr. |
| | This north-east wind is bitterly cold. |
northeast,
north-east adj | (going towards the northeast) | nord-est expr. |
| | The boat was on a north-east heading when it collided with the tanker. |
| northeast adv | (towards the northeast) | nord-est adv. |
| | The wind blew northeast, through the prairie and toward the mountain. |
| northeaster n | US (storm from the northeast) | furtună dinspre nord est s.f. |
| northeasterly adj | (coming from the north east) | dinspre nord-est adj. |
| northeasterly adj | (going towards the north east) | spre nord-est adj. |
northeastward,
northeastwards adv | (towards the north east) | înspre nord-est loc.adv. |
| northeastward adj | (going towards the north east) | spre nord-est loc.adj. |
| northwester n | US (northwesterly wind) | vânt dinspre nord-est s.n. |
| SE n | written, abbreviation (compass point: southeast) | sud-est s.n. |
| | Tim marked SE on the map. |
southeast,
south east n | (compass point: SE) | sud-est s.n. |
| | The antique compass has a tiny emerald at southeast, and a sapphire at northeast. |
| southeast adv | (towards the southeast) (la, înspre, spre, către) | sud-est adv. |
| | Go southeast for two miles, then turn east. |
| southeast adv | (from the southeast) | sud-est adv. |
| southeaster n | US (wind from the southeast) | vânt dinspre sud-est s.n. |
| southeasterly adj | (coming from the south east) | provenind dinspre sud-est adj. |
| southeasterly adj | (going towards the south east) | care se îndreaptă spre sud-est adj. |
southeastern,
southeasterly adj | (from the south east) | de (or: din) sud-est loc.adj. |
southeastern,
southeasterly adj | (towards the south east) | spre sud-est loc.adv. |
southeastern,
southeasterly adj | (in the south east) | în sud-est loc.adv. |
southeastward,
southeastwards adv | (towards the southeast) | înspre sud est loc.adv. |
| | From London, we travelled southeastward to Kent. |
| southeastward adj | (going towards the southeast) | spre sud est loc.adj. |
| Forme compuse: |
| E n | written, abbreviation (east) (abrev.: est) | est s.n. |
| | The geographical coordinates of France are 46°00 N, 2°00 E. |
| east n | (direction, compass point) (punct cardinal) | est s.n. |
| | The sun rises in the east. |
| | Soarele răsare în est. |
| the East n | dated (East Asia) (regiune geografică) | Orient n.propriu |
| | | Asia de est n.propriu |
| | Have you ever been to China or anywhere else in the East? |
| | Ai fost vreodată în China sau oriunde altundeva în Orient? |
| east adv | (to the east) | înspre est loc.adv. |
| | You need to drive three miles east to get there. |
| | Trebuie să conduci cam trei mile înspre est ca să ajungi acolo. |
| east of sth adj + prep | (in an easterly direction from sth) | la est de loc.prep. |
| | Great Britain is east of Ireland. |
| east adj | (of the east) | dinspre est loc.adj. |
| | The east wind is usually quite cold. |
| | Vântul dinspre est e de obicei destul de rece. |
| east adv | (direction from there) | la est de loc.adv. |
| | The rich people live east of the river. |
| | Bogătașii locuiesc la est de râu. |
| East Asia n | (countries of the Far East) | Asia de Est s.f. |
| | Marco Polo was the first famous European to visit East Asia. |
| East German adj | historical (of or from former East Germany) | est-german adj. |
| | Berlin was the East German capital. |
| East German n | historical (person from former East Germany) | est-german s.m. |
| East Indian adj | (Indonesian: of the East Indies) | est-indian adj. |
| East Indian adj | (of or from eastern India) | est-indian adj. |
| East Indies npl | historical (southeast Asia) | Indiile de Est s.f.pl. |
| east wind n | (wind from the east) | vânt din est s.n. |
| eastbound adj | (going east) | care se îndreaptă spre est adj. |
| | The eastbound lanes are completely stopped due to a massive accident. |
| eastbound adv | (towards the east) | spre est adv. |
| | Travel eastbound for three miles, then turn north. |
| easterly adj | (from the east) | din est loc.adj. |
| | | estic adj. |
| easterly adj | (towards the east) | spre est loc.adj. |
| | | estic adj. |
| easterly adv | (from the east) | din est loc.adv. |
| easterly adv | (towards the east) | spre est loc.adv. |
| | The tornado that just hit Kansas is moving easterly. |
| easterly n | (wind blowing from the east) | vânt care bate dinspre est s.n. |
| eastern adj | (of the east) | estic adj. |
| | | de est loc.adj. |
| | An eastern wind was blowing. |
| eastern adj | (of or in the east) | estic adj. |
| | | de est loc.adj. |
| | Robert's house was on the eastern edge of the village. |
| eastern adj | US (of or in the US northeast) | estic adj. |
| | | de est loc.adj. |
| | I can't remember exactly where Jane is from; one of the eastern states, I think. |
| Eastern Europe n | (Russia, Baltic Republics, etc.) | Europa de Est s.f. |
| | Slavic languages are common in Eastern Europe. |
| eastward adj | (heading east) | estic adj. |
| | | de est loc.adj. |
| | Eastward traffic is heavy this morning. |
eastward,
eastwards adv | (towards the east) | spre est adv. |
| | The train is traveling eastward at 100 kilometers per hour. |
northeast,
north east n | (north-eastern region) | nord-est s.n. |
| | In the northeast there are hundreds of butterfly species. |
northeast,
north-east adj | (in, of the northeast) | nord-est expr. |
| | We have a seaside holiday cottage on the north-east coast. |
northeast,
north-east adj | (coming from the north east) | nord-est expr. |
| | This north-east wind is bitterly cold. |
northeast,
north-east adj | (going towards the northeast) | nord-est expr. |
| | The boat was on a north-east heading when it collided with the tanker. |
| northeast adv | (towards the northeast) | nord-est adv. |
| | The wind blew northeast, through the prairie and toward the mountain. |
| northeaster n | US (storm from the northeast) | furtună dinspre nord est s.f. |
| northeasterly adj | (coming from the north east) | dinspre nord-est adj. |
| northeasterly adj | (going towards the north east) | spre nord-est adj. |
northeastward,
northeastwards adv | (towards the north east) | înspre nord-est loc.adv. |
| northeastward adj | (going towards the north east) | spre nord-est loc.adj. |
| northwester n | US (northwesterly wind) | vânt dinspre nord-est s.n. |
| SE n | written, abbreviation (compass point: southeast) | sud-est s.n. |
| | Tim marked SE on the map. |
southeast,
south east n | (compass point: SE) | sud-est s.n. |
| | The antique compass has a tiny emerald at southeast, and a sapphire at northeast. |
| southeast adv | (towards the southeast) (la, înspre, spre, către) | sud-est adv. |
| | Go southeast for two miles, then turn east. |
| southeast adv | (from the southeast) | sud-est adv. |
| southeaster n | US (wind from the southeast) | vânt dinspre sud-est s.n. |
| southeasterly adj | (coming from the south east) | provenind dinspre sud-est adj. |
| southeasterly adj | (going towards the south east) | care se îndreaptă spre sud-est adj. |
southeastern,
southeasterly adj | (from the south east) | de (or: din) sud-est loc.adj. |
southeastern,
southeasterly adj | (towards the south east) | spre sud-est loc.adv. |
southeastern,
southeasterly adj | (in the south east) | în sud-est loc.adv. |
southeastward,
southeastwards adv | (towards the southeast) | înspre sud est loc.adv. |
| | From London, we travelled southeastward to Kent. |
| southeastward adj | (going towards the southeast) | spre sud est loc.adj. |