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1 видільні органи
organs of secretion ( excretion); secretory ( excretory) organs -
2 выделительный
физиол.secretory; excretory (ср. выделение)выделительные органы — organs of secretion, secretory organs; organs of excretion, excretory organs
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3 выделительный
физиол.secretory; excretory; (ср. выделение)выдели́тельные о́рганы — organs of secretion, secretory organs; organs of excretion, excretory organs
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4 Ausscheidung
f1. nur Sg.; PHYSIOL. excretion; von Urin: passing; (Absonderung) secretion; von Gas, Wasser etc.: expulsion; ausscheiden I 12. PHYSIOL. (Ausgeschiedenes) excreted matter; (Stuhl) excrement; Ausscheidungen (Stuhl, Urin) excreta (Pl.) (Ausfluss) auch Pl. discharge4. CHEM. separation* * *die Ausscheidung(Absonderung) excretion; elimination;(Sportwettkampf) elimination* * *Aus|schei|dungf1) no pl (= das Aussondern) removal; (PHYSIOL) excretion2) pl (MED) excretions pl (SPORT) elimination; (= Vorkampf) qualifying contest (Brit), preliminary (round)* * ** * *Aus·schei·dung<-, -en>fdie \Ausscheidung von Giftstoffen the excretion of toxic substances4. (das Ausscheiden) elimination* * *1) o. Pl. s. ausscheiden 2.: excretion; elimination; expulsion; exudation; precipitation2) Plural (Physiol.) excreta3) (Sport) qualifier* * *1. nur sg; PHYSIOL excretion; von Urin: passing; (Absonderung) secretion; von Gas, Wasser etc: expulsion; → ausscheiden A 14. CHEM separation* * *1) o. Pl. s. ausscheiden 2.: excretion; elimination; expulsion; exudation; precipitation2) Plural (Physiol.) excreta3) (Sport) qualifier* * *(Sport) f.qualifier (sports) n. f.elimination n.excretion n.expulsion n. -
5 Ausscheidung
Aus·schei·dung <-, -en> fdie \Ausscheidung von Giftstoffen the excretion of toxic substances
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