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1 chlo
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2 chlo
chloroform - хлороформ -
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4 chlo
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5 chlo|r
m sgt (G chloru) 1. Chem. chlorine 2. Fot. chloride paperThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > chlo|r
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6 chło|nąć
impf (chłonęła, chłonęli) vt 1. (absorbować) to absorb, to soak up [wilgoć, wodę]; to absorb [zapach, pokarm]- pierwotniaki chłoną pokarm całą powierzchnią ciała protozoons absorb nourishment with the entire surface of their bodies2. przen. to soak up [wiedzę]; to drink in [słowa, widoki]; to imbibe książk. [idee]- chłonęła wszystko, co usłyszała she drank in everything she heard- chłonęła oczami zmieniający się krajobraz she took in the changing landscapeThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > chło|nąć
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7 chło|sta
f 1. Hist. (bicie) flogging C/U; (batem) whipping C/U, lashing C/U; (rózgą) birching C/U- kara chłosty the lash, flogging2. przen. (surowa krytyka) (verbal) lashing, pasting- chłosta opinii publicznej the rod of public opinionThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > chło|sta
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8 chło|stać
impf Ⅰ vt 1. (bić) to flog, to lash [skazańca, chłopa, poddanych, konia] (za coś for sth); to cane, to whip [ucznia] (za coś for sth)- chłostać kogoś (batem) to lash a. flog sb (with a whip)- chłostać kogoś (rózgą) to flog sb (with a birch rod), to birch sb ⇒ wychłostać2. przen. [wiatr, deszcz] to whip, to lash- wiatr chłostał żagle the wind whipped the sails- choć chłostała ich ulewa, nie przerwali pracy though they were pelted a. lashed by the rain, they didn’t stop work ⇒ wychłostać3. książk. (surowo krytykować) to lambast(e) książk.,, to castigate książk. [wady, głupotę, korupcję]- chłostać biczem satyry to lampoon, to satirizeⅡ chłostać się to flog oneself, to whip oneself ⇒ wychłostać sięThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > chło|stać
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9 strizzare l'oc chlo
гл.общ. подмигнутьИтальяно-русский универсальный словарь > strizzare l'oc chlo
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10 chlorate chlo·rate n
['klɔːreɪt]Chem clorato -
11 chloride chlo·ride n
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12 chlorinate chlo·rin·ate vt
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13 chlorine chlo·rine n
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14 chloroform chlo·ro·form
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15 chlorophyll chlo·ro·phyll n
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16 chloroplast chlo·ro·plast n
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17 chlorosis chlo·ro·sis n
[klɔː'rəʊsɪs]Med Bot clorosi f -
18 hydrochloric acid hydro·chlo·ric acid n
[ˌhaɪdrəʊ'klɒrɪk'æsɪd]acido cloridrico or muriaticoEnglish-Italian dictionary > hydrochloric acid hydro·chlo·ric acid n
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19 seach-chló
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20 chłopiec chło·piec
-pca, -pcy; dat sg & loc sg - pcum1) boy2) (= narzeczony) boyfriendchłopiec do bicia przen — whipping boy
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chlo´rin|a´tor — chlo|rin|ate «KLR uh nayt, KLOHR », transitive verb, at|ed, at|ing. 1. to combine with chlorine. 2. to treat with chlorine: a) to disinfect or sterilize (water or sewage) by the use of chlorine: »to chlorinate water in a swimming pool. b) to… … Useful english dictionary
chlo´rin|a´tion — chlo|rin|ate «KLR uh nayt, KLOHR », transitive verb, at|ed, at|ing. 1. to combine with chlorine. 2. to treat with chlorine: a) to disinfect or sterilize (water or sewage) by the use of chlorine: »to chlorinate water in a swimming pool. b) to… … Useful english dictionary
chlo|rin|ate — «KLR uh nayt, KLOHR », transitive verb, at|ed, at|ing. 1. to combine with chlorine. 2. to treat with chlorine: a) to disinfect or sterilize (water or sewage) by the use of chlorine: »to chlorinate water in a swimming pool. b) to treat (gold or… … Useful english dictionary
Chlo|ë — Chlo|e or Chlo|ë «KLOH ee», noun. a name for a beloved maiden in pastoral literature. ╂[< Greek Chlóē (literally) verdure] … Useful english dictionary
Chlo|e — or Chlo|ë «KLOH ee», noun. a name for a beloved maiden in pastoral literature. ╂[< Greek Chlóē (literally) verdure] … Useful english dictionary
chlo|ra|gog cells — chlo|ra|gogue or chlo|ra|gog cells «KLR uh gg, gog; KLOHR », the round, yellowish cells covering the exterior of the intestines of some annelids, such as earthworms. ╂[< Greek chlōrós greenish yellow + agōgós leading < ágein to lead] … Useful english dictionary
chlo|ra|gogue — or chlo|ra|gog cells «KLR uh gg, gog; KLOHR », the round, yellowish cells covering the exterior of the intestines of some annelids, such as earthworms. ╂[< Greek chlōrós greenish yellow + agōgós leading < ágein to lead] … Useful english dictionary
chlo|rite — chlo|rite1 «KLR yt, KLOHR », noun. Chemistry. a salt of chlorous acid, which contains the univalent radical ClO2 ╂[< chlor(ous) + ite2] chlo|rite2 «KLR yt, KLOHR », noun. Mineralogy. any one of a group of green hydrous silicates of magnesia… … Useful english dictionary
chlo´ri|ti|za´tion — chlo|ri|tize «KLR uh tyz, KLOHR », transitive verb, tized, tiz|ing. to change (a mineral) in a rock into chlorite. ╂[< chlorit(e)2 + ize] –chlo´ri|ti|za´tion, noun … Useful english dictionary
chlo|ri|tize — «KLR uh tyz, KLOHR », transitive verb, tized, tiz|ing. to change (a mineral) in a rock into chlorite. ╂[< chlorit(e)2 + ize] –chlo´ri|ti|za´tion, noun … Useful english dictionary
chlo|ro|phyl — chlo|ro|phyll or chlo|ro|phyl «KLR uh fihl, KLOHR », noun. the green coloring matter of plants. In the presence of light it makes carbohydrates, such as starch and sugar, from carbon dioxide and water, a process called photosynthesis. Chlorophyll … Useful english dictionary