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1 бедренная кость
1) Biology: thighbone2) Zoology: astragalus (у животных)3) Medicine: femoral bone, femur4) Anatomy: thigh5) Food industry: buttock6) Makarov: thigh bone -
2 རྐང་གླིང་
[rkang gling]trumpet of human thigh bone, femoral bone trumpet -
3 عظم الفخذ
1) femoral bone 2) femur NA 3) 1. thigh bone 2. femur 4) 1. meros 2.. the thigh. the femur -
4 бедренная кость
femoral [thigh] boneБольшой русско-английский медицинский словарь > бедренная кость
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5 головка бедра [бедренной кости]
femoral head, head of femur, head of thigh bone, caput (ossis) femoris [NA]Большой русско-английский медицинский словарь > головка бедра [бедренной кости]
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6 бедрен
thigh (attr.)анат. femoral, coxalбедрена артерия a femoral arteryбедрен блок мед. a bundle branch blockбедрена кост a thigh bone, анат. femureбедрен мускул анат. glutaeus, gluteus* * *бѐдрен,прил. thigh (attr.); анат. femoral, crural, coxal; \бедрен блок мед. bundle branch block; \бедрен мускул анат. glutaeus, gluteus; \бедрен пояс pelvic girdle; \бедрена артерия femoral artery; \бедрена кост thigh bone, анат. femur.* * *; ischiatic; hip bone (анат.) (бедрена кост); thigh-bone* * *1. thigh (attr.) 2. БЕДРЕН блок мед. а bundle branch block 3. БЕДРЕН мускул анaт. glutaeus, gluteus 4. БЕДРЕНa артерия a femoral artery 5. БЕДРЕНa кост a thigh bone, анат. femure 6. анат. femoral, coxal -
7 udowy
adjkość udowa — thighbone, femur* * *a.anat. femoral, thigh; kość udowa femoral l. thigh bone; tętnica udowa femoral artery.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > udowy
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8 бедренный
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9 головка
жголовка балансира — horsehead, mulehead
головка звукознімача — phono cartridge, pick-up head
головка сиру — а cheese, kebbuck, truckle
головка стегна — femoral head, head of femur, head of thigh bone
головка шатуна — crosshead, connecting rod end, connecting rod head
головка гвинтонарізна головка — die, screw-die
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10 bedreni
adj thigh-; anal femoral, crural I bedrenia kost thigh-bone, anal femur; -i živac (žila) crural nerve (artery)* * *• sciatic -
11 бедренный
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