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81 atrophy
[English Word] be atrophied[Swahili Word] -via[Part of Speech] verb[Related Words] -vilia, vilio, -viza, -vizia, mviziaji------------------------------------------------------------ -
82 uitgeput
adj. atrophied, effete, chivied, exhausted, impoverished, outworn, overdone, perished, played out, prostrate, spent, used up, work worn, worn out, worn, beaten -
83 ziekelijk
adj. sickly, ailing, morbid, pathological, valetudinarian, valetudinary, invalid, atrophied, cachectic, infirm, diseased, disordered, weakly, nosogenic, pimping, wan, cranky, crazy -
84 atrophisch
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85 atrofiarse
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86 estar atrofiado
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87 quedar atrofiado
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88 истощенный
прич. от истощить
wasted, attenuated, exhausted, emaciated (ослабевший); weak (слабый); famished (от голода)* * *прич. от истощить wasted, attenuated, exhausted* * *atrophiedattenuatedbloodlessdepletedeffeteemaciatedexhaustedfordonegaunthaggardlowsaplessspentwar-wornwork-worn -
89 чахлый
1) stunted; poor; wilted (о растительности)
2) sickly, puny, unhealthy-looking (о человеке)* * ** * *stunted; poor; wilted* * *atrophiedrecklingsapless -
90 atrófiás
(EN) atrophic; atrophied -
91 elcsenevészedett
(DE) krüppelig; (EN) atrophied -
92 elcsökevényesedett
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93 elsenyvedt
(EN) atrophic; atrophied -
94 elsorvadt
(EN) adynamic; atrophied -
95 lesoványodott
(DE) abgemagert; abgemergelt; (EN) atrophied; attenuate; emaciated; lean; scranky -
96 összezsugorodott
(DE) eingegangen; zusammengeschrumpft; (EN) atrophied; contracted; crumpled; curled; curly; shrunk; shrunken; weazen; weazened; wizen; wizened -
97 sorvadt
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98 zanik|ły
adj. [gatunek] extinct; [organ] atrophied; [jezioro] dried-up; [zwyczaj, tradycja] forgottenThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > zanik|ły
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99 zwyrodnia|ły
adj. 1. pejor. [przestępca, wyobraźnia] degenerate 2. Biol. [komórki, tkanki, narządy] atrophiedThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > zwyrodnia|ły
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100 ضامر
adj. atrophied, lean, slender, lank, raw boned, scraggy, skinny
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Atrophied — Atrophy At ro*phy, v. t. [p. p. {Atrophied}.] To cause to waste away or become abortive; to starve or weaken. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
atrophied — adjective (of an organ or body part) diminished in size or strength as a result of disease or injury or lack of use (Freq. 1) partial paralysis resulted in an atrophied left arm • Syn: ↑wasted, ↑diminished • Ant: ↑hypertrophied … Useful english dictionary
atrophied — adjective characterized by atrophy … Wiktionary
atrophied — Characterized by atrophy. * * * at·ro·phied (atґro fēd) marked by atrophy; shrunken … Medical dictionary
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atrophied — /ˈætrəfid/ (say atruhfeed) adjective exhibiting or affected with atrophy; wasted …
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Cave insects — Caves are perhaps the most distinct and well defined of insect habitats. A number of insects are permanent habitual inhabitants of caves, characterized by marked specializations for the extreme conditions. These are the true cavernicole species.… … Wikipedia