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1 зияющий задний проход
Большой русско-английский медицинский словарь > зияющий задний проход
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2 развесистый
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3 в пещеру был большой и широкий вход
General subject: the cave had a very large patulous openingУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > в пещеру был большой и широкий вход
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4 доступный
1) General subject: accessible, admissive, affordability, affordable, amenable, approachable, available, come at able, come-at-able, comprehensible, easy of access, easy-to-understand, free, get at able, get-at-able, intelligible (для понимания), negotiable, open, open to, patent, procurable, straightaway, susceptible, teachable (о предмете), disposable, obtainable, accostable2) Naval: permeable3) Medicine: patulous4) Colloquial: popular5) Military: ease of access, easily accessible6) Engineering: handy7) Bookish: pervious8) Mathematics: liable, understandable9) Architecture: gettable10) Jargon: off-the-shelf11) Information technology: reachable12) Oil: accessible (для осмотра или ремонта)13) Immunology: exposed15) Programming: verifiable16) Quality control: accessible (для ремонта), at hand, on hand, within reach17) Makarov: negotiable (о дорогах, вершинах), open (для посещения и т.п.; свободный), ready18) SAP.tech. addressable19) Electrical engineering: accessible (для осмотра и ремонта; об оборудовании) -
5 зияющий задний проход
Medicine: patulous anusУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > зияющий задний проход
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6 проходимый
1) General subject: negotiable (о вершинах, дорогах и т. п.), passable, pervious to, practicable (о дороге), traversable, walkable3) Bookish: pervious4) Mathematics: permeable5) Makarov: traversable (о местности) -
7 разбросанный
1) General subject: broadcast, diffuse, diffused, dissipated, methodless, rambling, scattered, sparse, straggling, straggly, spread across ( the floor) (о вещах и т.п.)2) Geology: spotty4) Architecture: bitty, widely scattered5) Quality control: erratic (о результатах испытаний)6) Makarov: all over the shop, lax, patulent, patulous, rambling (о мыслях), rambling (о строениях), scattered (в беспорядке) -
8 развёрнутый
1) General subject: full dress, full fledged, full-dress, full-fledged, fully fledged, fully-fledged, large-scale, patulous, full-blown2) Geology: unfolded3) Aviation: unfurled4) Engineering: developed5) Chemistry: turned about7) Automobile industry: reamed8) Polygraphy: plano9) Telecommunications: rolled out10) Business: unwrapped11) Sakhalin energy glossary: detailed12) Automation: reamed (об отверстии)14) SAP.tech. exploded15) Building structures: elongated16) Idiomatic expression: under way -
9 развесистый
1) General subject: wide-branching3) Botanical term: loosely spreading (лат. effusus)4) Forestry: effuse -
10 разветвлённый
1) General subject: branchy, forked, furcate, grained, many-tentacled (many-tentacled spy network (газетная лексика)), multidivisional, ramified, ramiform, ramous, far-reaching ((разветвленная система дистрибуции - far-reaching distribution system), far-flung2) Geology: bifurcate, bifurcated3) Naval: y-shaped4) Medicine: brachiate, brachiferous, branching, furcal, ramose5) Botanical term: branched (лат. ramificatus), patulous6) Engineering: subdivided7) Chemistry: branched8) Mathematics: manifold, ramified over smth (над чем-либо)10) Fishery: ramate11) Cartography: braided13) Polymers: branched,14) Makarov: brachigerous, divaricate, furcated, spider-web (об углеводородной цепи)15) oil&gas: multi hole, multi-hole, multihole -
11 раскидистый
1) General subject: broad, spreading (о дереве), wide-branching2) Biology: branchy3) Forestry: sprawling (о растении) -
12 раскрытый
1) General subject: open3) Botanical term: ringent5) Agriculture: discovered6) Law: detected (о преступлении), uncovered7) Heraldry: dilated8) Information technology: zoomed in -
13 разбросанный
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14 развесистый
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15 раскидистый
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16 H69.0
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17 развесистый
spreading, branchy, boughy, effuse, patulent, patulous (книжн.) -
18 проходимый
patent, patulous
См. также в других словарях:
Patulous — Pat u*lous, a. [L. patulus, fr. patere to be open, extend.] Open; expanded; slightly spreading; having the parts loose or dispersed; as, a patulous calyx; a patulous cluster of flowers. [1913 Webster] The eyes are large and patulous. Sir J. Hill … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
patulous — index open (unclosed) Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
patulous — [pa′tyo͞o ləs, pach′ələs] adj. [L patulus < patere, to stretch out: see FATHOM] Bot. standing open, or spreading patulously adv. patulousness n … English World dictionary
patulous — adjective Etymology: Latin patulus, from patēre to be open more at fathom Date: 1616 spreading widely from a center < a tree with patulous branches > … New Collegiate Dictionary
patulous — adjective open; spread; exposed The crowd is looking patulous today, vulnerable to the weather and covering a wide area … Wiktionary
patulous — SYN: patent. [L. patulus, fr. pateo, to lie open] * * * pat·u·lous pach ə ləs adj spread widely apart: wide open or distended <a patulous eustachian tube> pat·u·lous·ness n * * * pat·u·lous (patґu ləs) [L. patulus] spreading widely… … Medical dictionary
Patulous Eustachian tube — DiseaseDisorder infobox Name = Patulous Eustachian tube ICD10 = ICD9 = ICD9|381.7 ICDO = Caption = OMIM = MedlinePlus = eMedicineSubj = ent eMedicineTopic = 359 DiseasesDB = Patulous Eustachian tube, also known as patent Eustachian tube, is the… … Wikipedia
patulous — adj. [L. patulus, standing open] Spreading; expanded; distended; having a wide aperture … Dictionary of invertebrate zoology
patulous — patulously, adv. patulousness, n. /pach euh leuhs/, adj. 1. open; gaping; expanded. 2. Bot. a. spreading, as a tree or its boughs. b. spreading slightly, as a calyx. c. bearing the flowers loose or dispersed, as a peduncle. [1610 20; < L patulus… … Universalium
patulous — pætjÉ™lÉ™s adj. open, not closed; spread, expanded … English contemporary dictionary
patulous — [ patjʊləs] adjective literary spreading wide, like the branches of a tree. Origin C17: from L. patulus (from patere be or lie open ) + ous … English new terms dictionary