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1 hormone
{'hɔ:moun}
n физиол. хормон* * *{'hъ:moun} n физиол. хормон.* * *хормон;* * *n физиол. хормон* * *hormone[´hɔ:moun] n хормон. -
2 hormone
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3 Hormon
Hormón n, -e хормон; Hormone ausstoßen Отделям хормони. -
4 hormonal
hormonál hormonéll adj хормонален. -
5 coder
v. tr. (de code) I. v.tr. кодирам; II. v.intr. coder pour отговарям за (за ген); le gène codant pour la production de l'hormone de croissance генът, отговарящ за производството на хормона на растежа. -
6 insuline
f. (du lat. insula "île", cette hormone étant extraite des îlots du pancréas") мед. инсулин. -
7 juvénile
adj. (lat. juvenilis) младежки, юношески; ardeur juvénile младежки плам; la délinquance juvénile младежката престъпност. Ќ eau juvénile геол. вода от вулканичен или магматичен произход; hormone juvénile биол. хормон при насекомите, който контролира развитието им, снасянето на яйца и излизането от стадия на лаври. Ќ Ant. sénile, vieux. -
8 mâle
adj. et m. (lat. masculus) 1. мъжки; hormone mâle мъжки хормон; 2. прен. мъжествен; енергичен; style mâle енергичен стил; 3. бот. който е без тичинки, мъжки; fleurs mâles мъжки цветове; 4. m. техн. част от инструмент, прибор, която влиза в друга част; 5. самец, мъжкото (на животно); 6. разг., неодобр. мъжкар. -
9 phythormone
ou phytohormone f. (de phyto- et hormone) растителен хормон. -
10 progestérone
f. (de pro-, lat. gestare et suff. d'hormone) биол. прогестерон ( хормон).
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Hormone — Hormone … Deutsch Wörterbuch
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hormone — ► NOUN ▪ a substance produced by a living thing and transported in tissue fluids to specific cells or tissues to stimulate them into action. DERIVATIVES hormonal adjective. ORIGIN Greek horm n setting in motion … English terms dictionary
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Hormone — Hormones (from Greek Polytonic|ὁρμή impetus ) are chemicals released by cells that affect cells in other parts of the body. Only a small amount of hormone is required to alter cell metabolism. It is also a chemical messenger that transports a… … Wikipedia
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