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61 insect-eating mammals
English-russian biological dictionary > insect-eating mammals
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62 paridigitate mammals
English-russian biological dictionary > paridigitate mammals
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63 placental mammals
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64 pouched mammals
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65 web-footed mammals
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66 marine mammals
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67 hoofed mammals
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68 lower mammals
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69 Marine Mammals Council
Англо-русский словарь нефтегазовой промышленности > Marine Mammals Council
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70 high mammals
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71 odd-toed (hoofed) mammals
English-russian biological dictionary > odd-toed (hoofed) mammals
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72 marine mammals meal
Англо-русский словарь по пищевой промышленности > marine mammals meal
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73 marine mammals
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74 marine mammals
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75 marine mammals
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76 important marine mammals
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77 age of Mammals
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78 mammal
млекопитающее (животное); pl млекопитающие ( Mammalia)- cloven-hoofed mammals
- even-hoofed mammals
- even-toed mammals
- flesh-eating mammals
- gnawing mammals
- hoofed mammals
- insect-eating mammals
- odd-toed hoofed mammals
- odd-toed mammals
- paridigitate mammals
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bru:d
1. verb1) ((of birds) to sit on eggs.) empollar2) (to think (about something) anxiously for some time: There's no point in brooding about what happened.) rumiar, dar vueltas
2. noun(the number of young hatched at one time.) nidada, camadatr[brʊːd]1 (birds) nidada1 (hen) empollar2 figurative use (worry) apurarse, preocuparse\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLbrood mare SMALLZOOLOGY/SMALL yegua de críabrood ['bru:d] vt1) incubate: empollar, incubar2) ponder: sopesar, considerarbrood vi1) incubate: empollar2) reflect: rumiar, reflexionar3) worry: ponerse melancólico, inquietarsebrood adj: de críabrood n: nidada f (de pájaros), camada f (de mamíferos)n.• camada s.f.• casta s.f.• cría s.f.• empolladura s.f.• generación s.f.• lechigada s.f.• nidada s.f.• pollada s.f.• progenie s.f.• ventregada s.f.v.• empollar v.• encobar v.
I bruːda) ( of birds) nidada f; ( of mammals) camada fb) ( of children) (hum) prole f (fam & hum)
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[bruːd]stop brooding on o over it — deja de darle vueltas al asunto
1.N (gen) cría f, camada f ; [of chicks] nidada f ; [of insects etc] generación f ; hum [of children] prole f2. VI1) [bird] empollar2) (fig) [person] ponerse melancólicoto brood on or over — dar vueltas a
3.CPDbrood mare N — yegua f de cría
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I [bruːd]a) ( of birds) nidada f; ( of mammals) camada fb) ( of children) (hum) prole f (fam & hum)
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stop brooding on o over it — deja de darle vueltas al asunto
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80 higher
tr['haɪəSMALLr/SMALL]1→ link=high high{2 superior3 (bigger) más alto,-a; (number, velocity etc) mayor\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLhigher education enseñanza superiorhigher ['haɪər] adj: superioradj.• superior adj.'haɪər, 'haɪə(r)b) (before n) <mammals/organs> superior['haɪǝ(r)]1.ADJ (compar)of high; más alto; [form of life, court] superior; [price] más elevado; [number, speed] mayorany number higher than six — cualquier número superior a or mayor de seis
higher interest rates are a possibility — existe la posibilidad de una subida de los tipos de interés
higher rate tax — impuesto m en la banda superior
2. ADV(compar) of high1) (lit) más altotry hanging the picture a bit higher up — prueba a poner el cuadro un poquito más alto or más arriba
2) (fig)prices are rising higher and higher — los precios están subiendo más y más, los precios son cada vez más altos
3.N(Scot) (Scol) = Higher Grade4.CPDhigher education N — educación f superior, enseñanza f superior
Higher Grade N — (Scot) (Scol) examen de estado que se realiza a la edad de 16 años
Higher National Certificate N — (Brit) (Scol) Certificado m Nacional de Estudios Superiores
Higher National Diploma N — (Brit) (Scol) Diploma m Nacional de Estudios Superiores
See:see cultural note A LEVELS in A* * *['haɪər, 'haɪə(r)]b) (before n) <mammals/organs> superior
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