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1 germ
{dʒə:m}
I. 1. биол. зародиш, ембрион, зачатък (и прен.)
in GERM в зародиш
2. мед. микроб, бацил
-war fare бактериологична война
3. бот. плодна пъпка
II. v покълвам, пониквам, развивам се* * *{jъ:m} n 1. биол. зародиш, ембрион, зачатък (и прен.); in germ в(2) {jъ:m} v покълвам, пониквам; развивам се.* * *пониквам; бацил; зародиш; зачатък; ембрион; кълн;* * *1. -war fare бактериологична война 2. i. биол. зародиш, ембрион, зачатък (и прен.) 3. ii. v покълвам, пониквам, развивам се 4. in germ в зародиш 5. бот. плодна пъпка 6. мед. микроб, бацил* * * -
2 germ carrier
germ carrier[´dʒə:m¸kæriə] n бацилоносител, вирусоносител. -
3 germ cell
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4 germ-cell
{'dʒə:msel}
1. n биол. клетка
2. сперматозоид* * *{'jъ:msel} n биол. 1. клетка; 2. сперматозоид.* * *1. n биол. клетка 2. сперматозоид -
5 germ-carrier
бацилоносител; -
6 germ-free
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