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ab.scis.sion[æbs'iʒən] n abscisão, excisão, amputação. -
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n1) хір. відрізування; видалення; ампутація2) бот. опадання, обсипання* * *n1) мeд. відрізання, віднімання; ампутація2) бoт. скидання або опадання -
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n. kesme, kesilme* * *1. ani son 2. kesip çıkarma -
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[əbsížən]nounmedicine odrez, amputacija; nagla prekinitev -
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n. (수술에 의한)절단, 절제, 갑작스런 중단 -
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ريزش، برش، قطع، جدائي، دريدگي، قطع پوست و گوشت -
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n. afzetting, amputatie, afbraak, afsnijding -
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түсу (жемістердің, жапырақтардың, гүлдің), лақтырылу -
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amputācija; atdalīšana -
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n. avskärning, bortskärning, nedhuggning -
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s abscisió -
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اقتطاع* * *اِقْتِطَاع -
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Англо-русский словарь нефтегазовой промышленности > abscission
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• odnětí• odříznutí• oddělení -
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nounотнятие, ампутация* * *(n) ампутация; опадение; отнятие; отрезание; сбрасывание* * *1) ампутация, удаление 2) сбрасывание, опадание* * *[ab·scis·sion || æb'sɪʒn] n. отрезание (мед.), отнятие, ампутация, опадение* * *ампутацияудалениеудаления* * *1) мед. ампутация 2) бот. сбрасывание, опадание (о листьях, плодах) -
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См. также в других словарях:
Abscission — (from Latin abscindere, from ab ‘off, away’ + scindere ‘to cut’) is the shedding of a body part. It most commonly refers to the process by which a plant intentionally drops one or more of its parts, such as a leaf, fruit, flower or seed, though… … Wikipedia
abscission — ● abscission nom féminin (latin abscissio, de abscindere, couper) Rupture normale du pédoncule des feuilles d automne ou des fruits mûrs, entraînant leur chute. ⇒ABSCISION, ABSCISSION, subst. fém. CHIR., vieilli. Synon. de excision, action de… … Encyclopédie Universelle
Abscission — Ab*scis sion, n. [L. abscissio. See {Abscind}.] 1. The act or process of cutting off. Not to be cured without the abscission of a member. Jer. Taylor. [1913 Webster] 2. The state of being cut off. Sir T. Browne. [1913 Webster] 3. (Rhet.) A figure … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
abscission — index cancellation Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
abscission — (n.) removal or cutting away, early 15c., from L. abscissionem (nom. abscissio) a cutting off, noun of action from pp. stem of abscindere (see ABSCISSA (Cf. abscissa)) … Etymology dictionary
abscission — [ab sizh′ən] n. [ME abscisioun < L abscissio: see ABSCISSA] 1. a cutting off, as by surgery 2. the normal separation of fruit, leaves, etc. from plants by the development of a thin layer of pithy cells at the base of their stems … English World dictionary
Abscission — Abszission bezeichnet das Abwerfen von Blättern, Früchten und anderen Pflanzenteilen wie Laub und Blütenknospen, Zweigen, Stacheln, Dornen oder Blütenständen. Man spricht daher auch vom Blattfall, Fruchtfall, Laubfall, Knospenfall, Blütenfall.… … Deutsch Wikipedia
abscission — noun Etymology: Middle English abscisioun, from Anglo French abscission, Latin abscission , abscissio, from abscindere Date: 15th century 1. the act or process of cutting off ; removal 2. the natural separation of flowers … New Collegiate Dictionary
Abscission — L abscission est le processus par lequel un fruit ou une feuille se détache de l arbre (s effeuille). Elle dépend de l équilibre entre plusieurs régulateurs de croissance aux effets antagoniste. L auxine et les brassinostéroïdes ont un effet… … Wikipédia en Français
abscission — /ab sizh euhn, sish /, n. 1. the act of cutting off; sudden termination. 2. Bot. the normal separation of flowers, fruit, and leaves from plants. [1605 15; < L abscission (s. of abscissio). See ABSCISSA, ION] * * * … Universalium
abscission — noun a) The act or process of cutting off. Not to be cured without the abscission of a member. b) The state of being cut off. See Also: abscise, abscisic, abscisic acid, abscisin, abscissin … Wiktionary