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1 germ
1. n микроб; бактерияfree from germs — обезвреженный, продезинфицированный
2. n зародыш, эмбрионin germ — в зародыше, в зачаточном состоянии
3. n бот. плодовая почка4. n зачаток; зарождение; происхождение5. v давать ростки, развиватьсяСинонимический ряд:1. embryonic form (noun) bud; egg; embryo; embryonic form; inception; kernel; nucleus; origin; rootlet; seed; source; spark; sprig2. micro-organism (noun) bacteria; bacterium; bug; disease germ; microbe; micro-organism; virus -
2 germ
1. noun1) biol. зародыш, эмбрион; bot. завязь; in germ в зародыше, в зачаточном состоянии2) микроб3) зачаток; происхождение; the germ of an idea происхождение идеи; in germ в зародыше, в зачаточном состоянии4) (attr.) germ warfare бактериологическая войнаSyn:virus2. verbдавать ростки, развиваться* * *(n) микроб* * *а) зародыш, эмбрион б) завязь* * *[dʒɜrm /dʒɜːm] n. микроб; зародыш, зачаток, завязь [бот.] v. давать ростки, развиваться* * *микробэмбрион* * *1. сущ. 1) а) биол. зародыш б) бот. завязь 2) бактерия 3) зачаток 2. гл. 1) давать ростки 2) редк. вызывать процесс роста -
3 backfisch germ.
backfisch germ. noun девочка-подросток -
4 blitzkrieg germ.
blitzkrieg germ. noun молниеносная война, блицкриг -
5 dachshund germ.
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6 delicatessen germ.
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7 dirndl germ.
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8 edelweiss germ.
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9 ersatz germ.
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10 festschrift germ.
festschrift germ. noun сборник статей, посвященных деятельности выдающегосяученого, общественного деятеля -
11 Gauleiter germ.
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12 hinterland germ.
hinterland germ. noun 1) районы вглубь от прибрежной полосы/границы 2) mil. глубокий тыл 3) район, удаленный от промышленного центра и т. п. -
13 junker germ.
junker germ. noun юнкер -
14 kaiser germ.
kaiser germ. noun кайзер -
15 kapellmeister germ.
kapellmeister germ. noun капельмейстер, дирижер -
16 landgrave germ.
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17 landtag germ.
landtag germ. noun ландтаг -
18 Luftwaffe germ.
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19 mangel-wurzel germ.
mangel(-wurzel) germ. noun кормовая свекла -
20 meerschaum germ.
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