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61 verstarren
v. fossilize, become rigid -
62 verstenen
v. petrify, fossilize, ossify, lapidify -
63 versteinern
ver·stei·nern * [fɛɐ̭ʼʃtainɐn]vtetw \versteinern to harden sthvrsich \versteinern to harden; Lächeln to become fixed -
64 convertirse en piedra
• become rock• fossilize -
65 fosilizarse
• anchylose• become a fossil• become antiquated• become rock• fossilize• petrification• petrify with fear• stagnate -
66 petrificarse
• become rock• become stiff with fear• fossilize• petrification• petrify with fear -
67 закоснеть
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68 dziadzi|eć
impf vi 1. pot., pejor. (starzeć się) to decay przen., pot., pejor., to fossilize przen., pot., pejor. ⇒ zdziadzieć 2. pot. (biednieć) to come down in the world ⇒ zdziadziećThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > dziadzi|eć
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69 حجر
1́ n. scree, stone2́ v. petrify, stone, congeal, transfix, fossilize, harden, send, sear, quarantine -
70 حفر
1́ n. digging, carving, dig, burrowing, excavation, drilling2́ v. bore, dig, dig up, excavate, make a hole in, sink, burrow, pit, plough, rut, drill, etch, gnaw, grave, hew, inscribe, ditch, scrape, fossilize, fetch, pick up -
71 вкаменя
вкаменя̀,вкаменя̀вам гл. petrify (и прен.); прен. paralyse, confound (with fear etc.);\вкаменя се petrify, become petrified, turn into stone; fossilize; прен. be spell-bound. -
72 maaduttaa
yks.nom. maaduttaa; yks.gen. maadutan; yks.part. maadutti; yks.ill. maaduttaisi; mon.gen. maaduttakoon; mon.part. maaduttanut; mon.ill. maadutettiinfossilize (verb) -
73 коснеть
несовер. - коснеть; совер. - закоснетьбез доп.1) (в чем-л.)2) ( терять гибкость)stiffen, become stiff, fossilize -
74 استحفر
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75 تحجر
تَحَجّرَto petrify, be or become petrified, turn into stone; to concrete, solidify; to fossilize, be or become fossilized -
76 حجر
حَجّرَ: حَفّرَ -
77 حفر
حَفّرَ: حَجّرَ -
78 okameniti se
vr pf petrify, become petrified, undergo petrification, turn into stone; be/ /become fossilized, fossilize; fig - skameniti se -
79 fossilizzare
vt [fossilid'dzare]vr vip (fossilizzarsi)(anche), fig to fossilize -
80 закоснеть
1. persist; sink; fossilize2. stagnate3. incorrigiblyСинонимический ряд:закоренеть (глаг.) закоренеть; закостенеть; заматереть; заскорузнуть
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Fossilize — Fos sil*ize, v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Fossilized}; p. pr. & vb. n. {Fossilizing}.] [Cf. F. fossiliser.] 1. To convert into a fossil; to petrify; as, to fossilize bones or wood. [1913 Webster] 2. To cause to become antiquated, rigid, or fixed, as by… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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fossilize — verb ( ized; izing) Date: 1794 transitive verb 1. to convert into a fossil 2. to make outmoded, rigid, or fixed intransitive verb to become changed into a fossil • fossilization noun … New Collegiate Dictionary
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