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1 костный шов
1) Medicine: bone suture, fusion of bone, osteorrhaphy, osteosuture, osteosynthesis, skeletal fixation2) Makarov: juncture -
2 остеосинтез
1) Medicine: fusion of bone, osteorrhaphy, osteosuture, osteosynthesis, skeletal fixation -
3 сращение
с.1) = сращивание2) мед. ( срастание) unionнепра́вильное сраще́ние ко́сти — vicious union of a bone
3) лингв. fusionсраще́ние морфе́м — fusion of morphemes
фразеологи́ческое сраще́ние — phraseological fusion
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4 зола
ash, chark, cinder* * *зола́ ж.
ashула́вливать золу́ — catch [collect] the ashула́вливать золу́ в электрофи́льтре — precipitate the ash electrostaticallyвне́шняя зола́ — free ashвну́тренняя зола́ — fixed ashвтори́чная зола́ — extraneous ashдревесноу́гольная зола́ — charcoal ashкостяна́я зола́ — bone ashлегкопла́вкая зола́ — low-fusion-point [low-fusing] ashлету́чая зола́ — fly [light] ashперви́чная зола́ — intrinsic ashрасти́тельная зола́ — plant ashтугопла́вкая зола́ — high-fusing [refractory] ash -
5 зола
ж. ashкотельная летучая зола; зольная пыль — boiler fly ash
Синонимический ряд:1. злобен (прил.) злобен; зловреден; злющ; недобр; недоброжелателен; ожесточен; озлоблен2. крепок (прил.) едок; заборист; крепок3. сердит (прил.) жесток; лют; надут; свиреп; сердит4. злобы (сущ.) злобы; злости; ожесточения; озлобления5. худ (сущ.) лих; худАнтонимический ряд:благ; добр; добра
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