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41 dehiscence
dehiscence► to dehisce -
42 dehiscent
dehiscent► to dehisce -
43 chink
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44 fissure
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45 gape
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46 open
открытый имя прилагательное:развернутый (open, full-dress)неогороженный (open, fenceless)глагол:открываться (open, unclose)отпереть (unlock, open)начинаться (start off, start, begin, commence, open, set in)имя существительное: -
47 unfold
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48 unfolded
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49 unfurl
развертывать глагол: -
50 yawn
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51 yawning
зевающий глагол: -
52 Open
Открыто имя прилагательное:развернутый (open, full-dress)неогороженный (open, fenceless)глагол:открываться (open, unclose)отпереть (unlock, open)начинаться (start off, start, begin, commence, open, set in)имя существительное: -
53 open out
раскрываться глагол: -
54 open up
открыть глагол: -
55 gape
1. n зевок2. n изумлённый взгляд3. n отверстие4. n зияние5. n l6. n зевота7. n шутл. приступ зевоты8. v широко разевать рот, зевать9. v глазеть; смотреть в изумлении10. v изумляться11. v зиять12. v страстно желать, жаждатьСинонимический ряд:1. gaze (noun) gaze; peer; stare2. gaze (verb) bore; eye; gawk; gaze; glare; gloat; goggle; look; ogle; peer; rubberneck; stare; wonder3. split (verb) cleave; crack; dehisce; divide; open; part; separate; split4. yawn (verb) yaw; yawn
См. также в других словарях:
Dehisce — De*hisce , v. i. [L. dehiscere; de + hiscere to gape.] To gape; to open by dehiscence. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
dehisce — ► VERB technical ▪ gape or burst open. DERIVATIVES dehiscence noun dehiscent adjective. ORIGIN Latin dehiscere, from hiscere begin to gape … English terms dictionary
dehisce — [dē his′] vi. dehisced, dehiscing [L dehiscere < de , off + hiscere, to gape, inchoative of hiare: see HIATUS] to split open along definite structural lines, as the seedpods of legumes, lilies, etc … English World dictionary
dehisce — verb /dɪˈhɪs/ a) To burst or split open at definite places, discharging seeds, or pollen, or other contents, as the ripe pods of some plants. Anthers dehisce when the flower opens. b) To … Wiktionary
dehisce — intransitive verb (dehisced; dehiscing) Etymology: Latin dehiscere to split open, from de + hiscere to gape; akin to Latin hiare to yawn more at yawn Date: 1657 to split along a natural line; also to discharge contents by so splitting < seedpods… … New Collegiate Dictionary
dehisce — /di his /, v.i., dehisced, dehiscing. to burst open, as capsules of plants; gape. [1650 60; < L dehiscere to gape, part, equiv. to de DE + hiscere to gape, yawn (hi(are) to yawn + scere inchoative suffix)] * * * … Universalium
dehisce — de·hisce di his vi, de·hisced; de·hisc·ing to undergo dehiscence … Medical dictionary
dehisce — v. burst or split open; gape … English contemporary dictionary
dehisce — [dɪ hɪs] verb technical (of a pod or seed vessel, or of a cut or wound) gape or burst open. Derivatives dehiscence noun dehiscent adjective Origin C17: from L. dehiscere, from de away + hiscere begin to gape … English new terms dictionary
dehisce — v. n. Open, gape, gape open, yawn … New dictionary of synonyms
dehisce — de·hisce … English syllables