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1 carnassial
1) Макаров: плотоядный зуб, хищный зуб -
2 carnassial
плотоядный зуб (первый кореной зуб нижней челюсти или первый премоляр верхней челюсти) -
3 carnassial tooth
Биология: плотоядный зуб (у хищников) -
4 carnassial tooth
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5 tooth
1) зубсм. тж. teeth2) бот. зубец•- barred tooth
- canine tooth
- carnassial tooth
- cheek tooth
- cuspid tooth
- cutting tooth
- deciduous tooth
- egg tooth
- elephant's tooth
- eye tooth
- front tooth
- incisive tooth
- laniary tooth
- lateral tooth
- milk tooth
- molar tooth
- permanent tooth
- pharyngeal tooth
- pleurodont tooth
- premolar tooth
- sectorial tooth
- stomach tooth
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6 tooth
acrodont tooth акродонтный зубbarred tooth зуб с расходящимися корнямиcanine tooth клыкcarnassial tooth плотоядный зуб (у хищников)cheek tooth моляр, коренной зубctomach tooth нижний клыкcuspid tooth клыкcutting tooth резецdeciduous tooth молочный зубelephant's tooth морской зуб (Dentalium) (моллюск)eye tooth глазной зуб, верхний клыкfront tooth резецgrinding tooth моляр, коренной зубincisive tooth резецlateral tooth латеральный зуб, боковой зубmilk tooth молочный зубmolar tooth моляр, коренной зубpermanent tooth постоянный зубpharyngeal tooth глоточный зуб (у рыб)pleurodont tooth плевродонтный зубpremolar tooth премоляр, предкоренной зубsectorial tooth плотоядный зуб (у хищников)English-Russian dictionary of biology and biotechnology > tooth
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Carnassial — Car*nas si*al, a. [Cf. F. carnassier carnivorous, and L. caro, carnis, flesh.] (Anat.) Adapted to eating flesh. n. A carnassial tooth; especially, the last premolar in many carnivores. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
carnassial — [kär nas′ē əl] adj. [< Fr carnassier, carnivorous < Prov carnasa, bad flesh (+ pejorative acea) < carn, flesh < L caro: see CARNAGE] designating or of teeth of a flesh eating animal specialized for slicing or shearing rather than… … English World dictionary
Carnassial — Carnassials are large teeth found in many carnivorous mammals, used for shearing flesh and bone in a scissor or shear like way. In the Carnivora, the carnassials are the modified last upper premolar and the first lower molar, but in the… … Wikipedia
carnassial — adjective Etymology: French carnassier carnivorous, ultimately from Latin carn , caro Date: circa 1852 of, relating to, or being a tooth of a carnivore often larger and longer than adjacent teeth and adapted for cutting rather than tearing •… … New Collegiate Dictionary
carnassial — /kahr nas ee euhl/, Zool. adj. 1. (of teeth) adapted for shearing flesh. n. 2. a carnassial tooth, esp. the last upper premolar or the first lower molar tooth of certain carnivores. [1840 50; < F carnassi(er) flesh eating ( < Pr, equiv. to… … Universalium
carnassial — Adapted for shearing flesh; denoting those teeth designed to cut flesh. [Fr. carnassier, carnivorous, fr. L. caro, flesh] * * * car·nas·si·al (kahr nasґe əl) 1. adapted for shearing and tearing. 2. carnassial tooth … Medical dictionary
carnassial — car•nas•si•al [[t]kɑrˈnæs i əl[/t]] adj. 1) zool. (of teeth) adapted for shearing flesh 2) zool. a carnassial tooth, esp. the last upper premolar or the first lower molar tooth of carnivores • Etymology: 1840–50; < F carnassi(er) flesh eating… … From formal English to slang
carnassial — /kaˈnæsiəl/ (say kah naseeuhl) adjective 1. (of teeth) adapted for shearing flesh, as certain of the upper and lower cheek teeth of cats, dogs, etc. –noun 2. a carnassial tooth, especially the last upper premolar or the first lower molar tooth of …
carnassial — noun One of the teeth used by a carnivore for shearing flesh, being the last upper premolar and the first lower molar … Wiktionary
carnassial — adj. (Zoology) suitable for tearing meat (of teeth) … English contemporary dictionary
carnassial — [kα: nasɪəl] adjective Zoology denoting the large upper premolar and lower molar teeth of a carnivore, adapted for shearing flesh. Origin C19: from Fr. carnassier carnivorous , based on L. caro, carn flesh … English new terms dictionary