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passage of strains перенос штаммовcallus culture passage пассаж каллусной культурыinitiation passage исходный пассажinitiation passage первый пассажserial passage серийный пассажsuccessive passage последовательный пассажtransplacental passage перенос через плацентуEnglish-Russian dictionary of biology and biotechnology > passage
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1. n прохождение; проход, ход; переход; проезд2. n перелёт3. n тех. доступ, ход4. n переезд, рейс; поездка по морю или на самолёте5. n плата за проезд; право на проезд6. n путь, дорога; проход7. n перевал; переправа8. n коридор; передняя9. n пассаж; галерея10. n тех. канал; тракт11. n вход, выход; проход, проезд12. n право прохода, проездаobstacled passage — проход, занятый препятствием
matted passage — проход, устланный циновками
13. n физ. переход14. n ход, течение15. n переход, превращение16. n отрывок, часть, местоto cite a passage — процитировать отрывок, привести цитату
17. n разговор, обмен любезностямиpassages of confidence — взаимные одобрение, проведение, утверждение
18. n редк. эпизод; период19. n редк. проходящие, прохожие20. n редк. равномерная поступь лошади21. n анат. проход, проток22. n биол. перенос23. n мед. отхождение калаthe most interesting part of the debate was the passage of arms between the Prime Minister and the backbenchers — самой интересной частью дебатов было столкновение премьер-министра с заднескамеечниками
24. v принимать вправо или влево, двигаться бокомСинонимический ряд:1. corridor (noun) corridor; couloir; hall; hallway2. entrance (noun) entrance; exit3. excerpt (noun) chapter; clause; excerpt; paragraph; part; portion; quotation; section; segment; text4. incident (noun) affair; altercation; combat; conflict; dispute; encounter; exchange; incident; skirmish5. journey (noun) crossing; cruise; excursion; journey; tour; trip; voyage6. movement (noun) alteration; enactment; movement; passing; progress; shift; transference; transit; transition; transmission; travel7. passageway (noun) avenue; byway; by-way; channel; lane; passageway; street8. way (noun) course; line; path; road; route; wayАнтонимический ряд: -
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1) анат. проход, проток2) перенос (напр. генов)4) микр. пассаж; пассирование; пересев•- biliary passage
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пассаж, перенос; переноситьАнгло-русский терминологический перечень по культуре тканей растений > passage
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English-Russian big medical dictionary > alternating passage
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English-Russian big medical dictionary > continued serial passage
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