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1 ingrowth
{'ingrouθ}
1. врастване
2. враснала част (на нокът в месото)* * *{'ingroud} n 1. врастване; 2. враснала част (на нокът в месо* * *врастване;* * *1. враснала част (на нокът в месото) 2. врастване* * *ingrowth[´in¸grouu] n 1. врастване; 2. врастнала част (на нокът в месото).
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Ingrowth — In growth , n. A growth or development inward. J. LeConte. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
ingrowth — [in′grōth΄] n. 1. a growing inward 2. something ingrowing or ingrown … English World dictionary
ingrowth — noun Growth inwards. Ingrowth is a common problem with toenails … Wiktionary
ingrowth — in·growth in .grōth n 1) a growing inward (as to fill a void) <ingrowth of cells> 2) something that grows in or into a space <lymphoid ingrowths> * * * in·growth (inґgrōth) an inward growth; something that grows inward or into … Medical dictionary
ingrowth — ingrown ► ADJECTIVE 1) growing or having grown within; innate. 2) (of a toenail) having grown into the flesh. DERIVATIVES ingrowing adjective ingrowth noun … English terms dictionary
ingrowth — noun Date: 1870 1. a growing inward (as to fill a void) 2. something that grows in or into a space … New Collegiate Dictionary
ingrowth — /in grohth /, n. 1. growth inward. 2. something formed by growth inward. [1865 70; IN 1 + GROWTH] * * * … Universalium
ingrowth — n. growing inward; something which has grown inward … English contemporary dictionary
ingrowth — throwing … Anagrams dictionary
ingrowth — in•growth [[t]ˈɪnˌgroʊθ[/t]] n. 1) growth inward 2) something formed by growth inward • Etymology: 1865–70 … From formal English to slang
ingrowth — /ˈɪngroʊθ/ (say ingrohth) noun 1. growth inwards. 2. something formed by growth inwards …
