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41 nerve fiber
s.fibra nerviosa. -
42 nerve fibril
s.fibrilla nerviosa, cilindroeje. -
43 nerve gas
s.gas paralizante, gas neurotóxico, gas nervioso. -
44 nerve graft
s.injerto nervioso, injerto de nervio. -
45 nerve implantation
s.implantación nerviosa, implantación de nervio. -
46 nerve impuberism
s.impuberismo nervioso. -
47 nerve impulse
s.impulso nervioso, impulsión nerviosa. -
48 nerve inflammation
s.inflamación de un nervio, neuritis. -
49 nerve oneself
v.tomar valor. -
50 nerve pathway
s.trayectoria de un nervio, vía nerviosa. -
51 nerve plexus
s.plexo nervioso. -
52 nerve sheath
s.vaina nerviosa. -
53 nerve specialist
s.especialista en el sistema nervioso, neurólogo. -
54 nerve tension
s.excitabilidad nerviosa. -
55 nerve tissue
s.tejido nervioso. -
56 nerve tonic
s.tónico para los nervios, tónico nervioso. -
57 nerve-racking
adj.exasperante, agobiante, angustioso, muy irritante. -
58 nerve-related
adj.relativo a los nervios, neural. -
59 nerve-wracking
adj.exasperante, muy irritante. -
60 nerve of a system of sets
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