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1 animal
{'æniml}
1. животно (и прен.)
2. attr животински, плътски, чувствен
ANIMAL spirits живост, жизнерадост, жизненост, буйна кръв
ANIMAL desires плътски желания* * *{'animl} n 1. животно (и прен.); 2. attr 1) животински; 2) плъ* * *скот; скотски; добиче; говедо; животно; животински;* * *1. animal desires плътски желания 2. animal spirits живост, жизнерадост, жизненост, буйна кръв 3. attr животински, плътски, чувствен 4. животно (и прен.)* * *animal[´æniməl] I. n животно, добиче; прен. скот; II. adj 1. животински; \animal black животински въглен; филтър; \animal bones костено брашно; \animal husbandry животновъдство; скотовъдство; \animal spirits оживление, жизнерадост; 2. прен. скотски, плътски; чувствен; сластолюбив; \animal desires плътски желания; \animal magnetism шег. привлекателност, сексапил. -
2 animal
1. adj 1) животински; 2) биол. жизнен, свързан с движението или чувствителността; 3) прен. груб; 2. m 1) животно; animal doméstico домашно животно; animal salvaje (fiero) диво животно; 2) насекомо, влечуго, червей, гадина; 3) прен. груб човек, невежа, животно. -
3 animal husbandry
скотовъдство; -
4 animal magnetism
хипноза; -
5 animal-trainer
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6 animal charcoal
• костен въгленEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > animal charcoal
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7 animal coniin
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8 animal glue
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9 animal glues
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10 animal hide
• кожа от животински произход -
11 animal hides
• кожа от животински произход -
12 animal oil
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13 animal oils
• животински мазнина -
14 animal starch
• гликоген -
15 animal starches
• гликогенEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > animal starches
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16 animal tar
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17 animal tars
• костен катран -
18 animal wool
• естествена вълна -
19 animal wools
• естествена вълна -
20 animal-plante
m. ост. вж. zoophyte.
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