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1 aorta
• aorta; arch of the aorta -
2 cayado de la aorta
MEDICINA arch of the aorta -
3 arku
iz.1. ( geziak jaurtitzeko) bowb. Mus. bowc. (esa.) \arkuak hasuten barre egin to laugh one's head off2. Arkit. arch; \arku arbotante flying butress arch; \arku beheratu segment arch; \arku diagonal transverse rib; \arku\\\arku goratu stilted arch; \arku itsu blind arch; \arku karpanel basket-handle arch; \arku konopial ogee arch; \arku toral reinforcing arch | transverse arch; \arku\\\arku zorrotz pointed arch; deskarga-\arku relieving arch; erdi-puntuko \arku round arch | semicircular arch; ferra-\arku horseshoe arch; garaipen-\arku\\\arku arch of triumph; puntu osoko \arku equilateral arch3. Ele. arc; \arku voltaiko voltaic arc4. Anat.a. arch; oinaren \arkua the arch of a footb. arch; aorta-\arku arch of the aorta5. Mat. arch -
4 дуга аорты
1) General subject: aortal arch2) Medicine: aortic arch, arch of aorta3) Anatomy: arch of the aorta, arcus aortae -
5 cayado
m.1 crook.2 crozier.3 crosier, bishop's staff.* * *1 (de pastor) shepherd's crook2 (de obispo) crozier\cayado de la aorta MEDICINA arch of the aorta* * *noun m.* * *SM1) (Agr) crook2) (Rel) crozier* * ** * ** * *(de un pastor) crook; (de un obispo) crosier* * *cayado nm1. [de pastor] crook2. [de obispo] crozier* * *m AGR crook* * *cayado nm: crook, staff, crosier -
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