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1 lip
1. n губа2. n край; выступ3. n тех. козырёк4. n гидр. порог5. n режущая кромка6. n муз. амбушюр7. n прост. дерзости, нахальство8. a губной9. a относящийся к губам10. a неискренний; только на словах11. v касаться губами12. v арх. поэт. целовать13. v слегка касаться, плескаться14. v редк. бормотать, произносить только губами15. v тех. отбортовыватьСинонимический ряд:1. edge (noun) brim; edge; flange; margin; overlap; portal; projection; rim; spout2. edge of the mouth (noun) border of the mouth; edge of the mouth; fold of flesh; kisser; labium; labrum; liplike part; mouth; speech organ3. bathe (verb) bathe; lap; lave; wash4. kiss (verb) buss; kiss; osculate; peck; smack; smooch -
2 labium
1. n лат. анат. губа2. n лат. бот. нижняя губа3. n лат. энт. лабиум, нижняя губаСинонимический ряд:edge of the mouth (noun) border of the mouth; edge of the mouth; fold of flesh; kisser; labrum; lip; liplike part; mouth; speech organ -
3 labrum
1. n лат. губа2. n лат. энт. лабрум; верхняя губа3. n лат. зоол. наружный край ротового отверстияСинонимический ряд:edge of the mouth (noun) border of the mouth; edge of the mouth; fold of flesh; kisser; labium; lip; liplike part; mouth; speech organ
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