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101 Indian corn
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102 maize
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103 microbe
n микробСинонимический ряд:microorganism (noun) bacillus; bacterium; germ; microorganism; micro-organism; microscopic organism; pathogen; virus -
104 microorganism
n микроорганизмСинонимический ряд:bacterium (noun) bacillus; bacterium; germ; microbe; pathogen; virus -
105 Milt
1. n Милт2. n молоки3. n уст. селезёнка4. v оплодотворять икруСинонимический ряд:embryo (noun) bud; embryo; germ; nucleus; ovule; seed; semen; sperm -
106 ovule
1. n бот. семяпочка2. n биол. яйцевая клетка; неоплодотворённое яйцоСинонимический ряд:embryo (noun) bud; embryo; germ; milt; nucleus; seed; semen; sperm -
107 ovum
1. n биол. яйцо2. n архит. яйцевидный орнаментСинонимический ряд:egg (noun) cell; egg; embryo; food; germ; nucleus; roe; seed; spawn -
108 pathogen
n патогенный, болезнетворный микроорганизмСинонимический ряд:microorganism (noun) bacillus; bacterium; germ; microbe; microorganism; virus -
109 semen
n семя, спермаСинонимический ряд:embryo (noun) bud; embryo; germ; milt; nucleus; ovule; seed; sperm -
110 toxin
n токсин, ядСинонимический ряд:poison (noun) bacteria; bane; contagion; germ; miasma; poison; venom; virus -
111 washing
1. n мытьё; стирка2. n возвыш. омовение3. n размыв, размывание4. n бельё5. n обмылки6. n тонкий слой7. n горн. обогащение8. n горн. продукт обогащения9. n горн. спец. промывание10. a моющийся, стирающийся11. a моющий, стиральный12. a разг. служащий для мытьяСинонимический ряд:1. laundry (noun) articles to be washed; dirty clothes; doing a load of clothes; laundry; wash2. bathing (verb) bathing; dampening; laving; lipping; moistening; showering; tubbing3. drifting (verb) drifting; floating; riding4. lapping (verb) bubbling; burbling; gurgling; lapping; sloshing; splashing; swishing -
112 zygote
n биол. зиготаСинонимический ряд:incipient organism (noun) embryo; fertilized egg; fetus; germ; germination; incipient organism; nucleus
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