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1 вяз
jalam (-an, -id) -
2 основание
115 С с. неод.1. (без мн. ч.) rajamine, asutamine, alusepanek; \основаниее города linna asutamine, год \основаниея asutamisaasta;2. alus (ka keem., mat. jne.); (alus)põhi; geol. aluspinnas; песчаное \основаниее ehit. liivalus, свайное \основаниее ehit. vaialus, -vundament, \основаниее степени mat. astme alus, astendatav, \основаниее треугольника mat. kolmnurga alus, \основаниее листа bot. lehealus, \основаниее масштаба mõõtkava alus, \основаниее хвоста sabajuur, разрушить до \основаниея täielikult purustama, maatasa tegema, есть \основаниее считать on põhjust arvata, с полным \основаниеем täie õigusega, на законном \основаниеи seaduslikult, без \основаниея alusetult, põhjendamatult, не без \основаниея mitte just alusetult, küllaltki põhjendatult, на том \основаниеи sel põhjusel, на равных \основаниеях võrdsetel alustel;3. jalam; \основаниее горы mäe jalam, \основаниее колонны samba jalam -
3 подошва
51 С ж. неод.1. tald; kõnek. (jala) tallaalune; \подошва стопы jalatald, кожаная \подошва nahktald, сапоги на толстой подошве paksu tallaga saapad, \подошва рельса rööpatald;2. alus, põhi; ehit. tald(mik); geol. jalam, lamam; \подошва волны lainealus, -nõgu, -org, \подошва выработки mäend. kaeveõõne põhi, \подошва фундамента alusmüüri tald(mik), \подошва горы mäe jalam, \подошва плотины tammi jalam, \подошва пласта kihindi lamav pind v lamam -
4 подножие
115 С с. неод. jalam, alus, pjedestaal; van. jalgealune; \подножие горы mäejalam, \подножие памятника mälestussamba jalam v alus, \подножие ели kuusealune -
5 Japanese Association for Laboratory Animal Medicine
Veterinary medicine: JALAMУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > Japanese Association for Laboratory Animal Medicine
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6 подножие
ngener. alus, jalam, alune -
7 подошва
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8 основание
alune; alus; alusepanek; asutamine; jalam; rajamine
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