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4 plasm
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5 germ plasm
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6 cell plasm
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7 citrated plasm
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8 frozen plasm
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9 germ plasm
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10 muscle plasm
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12 dried
adjectivedried fruit[s] — Dörr- od. Backobst, das
dried milk/meat — Trockenmilch, die/-fleisch, das
* * ** * *[draɪd]II. adj attr, inv getrocknet, Trocken-\dried flowers Trockenblumen pl\dried fruit Dörrobst nt, Backobst nt\dried milk Trockenmilch f, Milchpulver nt\dried mushrooms/peas getrocknete Pilze/Erbsen* * *[draɪd] pret, ptp of dryadjvegetables, herbs, apricots etc getrocknet; blood eingetrocknetdried milk — Trockenmilch f, Milchpulver nt
* * *dried [draıd] adj Dörr…, getrocknet:dried cod Stockfisch m;dried flower Trockenblume f;dried fruit Dörrobst n;dried milk Trockenmilch f;* * *adjectivedried fruit[s] — Dörr- od. Backobst, das
dried milk/meat — Trockenmilch, die/-fleisch, das
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13 ectoplasm
ec·to·plasm[ˈektəʊplæzəm, AM -toʊ-]* * *['ektəUplzəm]nEktoplasma nt* * *b) (Spiritismus) Substanz, die aus dem Körper des Mediums austritt und die Materialisation bildet -
14 plasma
nounPlasma, das* * *['plæzmə](the liquid part of blood and certain other fluids produced by the body.) das Plasma* * *plas·ma[ˈplæzmə][ˈplæzəm]* * *['plzəm] ['plzmə]nPlasma nt* * *plasma [ˈplæzmə] s1. BIOL (Milch-, Blut-, Muskel) Plasma n2. → academic.ru/58581/protoplasm">protoplasm 13. MINER Plasma n, grüner Chalcedon4. PHYS Plasma n (leuchtendes Gasgemisch, das bei der Ionisation entsteht):plasma jet Plasmastrom m;plasma physicist Plasmaphysiker(in);* * *nounPlasma, das* * *n.Plasma -en n. -
15 protoplasm
['prəutəplæzəm](the half-liquid substance that is found in all living cells.) das Protoplasma* * *proto·plasm[ˈprəʊtə(ʊ)plæzəm, AM ˈproʊt̬ə-]* * *['pr\@UtəUplzəm]nProtoplasma nt* * *1. Protoplasma n (Grundsubstanz der Zelle)2. Urschleim m* * *n.Protoplasma n. -
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20 plasma
См. также в других словарях:
plasm — [plaz′əm] n. PLASMA (senses 2 & 3) * * * plasm (plăzʹəm) n. 1. See germ plasm. 2. Variant of plasma. * * * … Universalium
Plasm — Plasm, n. [L. plasma anything formed or molded, that which is molded, Gr. ?, ?, from ? to form, mold: cf. F. plasme. Cf. {Plasma}.] 1. A mold or matrix in which anything is cast or formed to a particular shape. [R.] Woodward. [1913 Webster] 2.… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
plasm — –PLASM Element secund de compunere savantă cu semnificaţia (referitor la) plasmă (1) , de plasmă (1) . [< fr. , gr. plasma]. Trimis de LauraGellner, 13.09.2007. Sursa: DN … Dicționar Român
-plasm — [plaz′əm] [< Gr plasma: see PLASMA] combining form 1. the formative material of an animal or vegetable cell [idioplasm] 2. any of the components of protoplasm [endoplasm] … English World dictionary
plasm — [plaz′əm] n. PLASMA (senses 2 & 3) … English World dictionary
plasm- — [plaz′əm] prefix combining form PLASMO : used before a vowel … English World dictionary
plasm — pro·plasm; pro·to·plasm; pseu·do·plasm; psy·cho·plasm; sar·co·plasm; so·ma·plasm; so·ma·to·plasm; sper·mato·plasm; spon·gi·o·plasm; spo·ro·plasm; stereo·plasm; sym·plasm; tele·plasm; tox·o·plasm; troph·o·plasm; … English syllables
plasm — SYN: plasma. * * * plasm plaz əm n PLASMA see GERM PLASM * * * (plazґəm) plasma … Medical dictionary
plasm- — ⇒PLASMA , PLASM(O) , (PLASM , PLASMO )élém. formants I. L élém. est ou représente le subst. plasma. A. BIOL., MÉD. [Corresp. à plasma A 1 a] 1. [Le mot constr. est un adj.; le 2e élém. est un suff.] V. plasmatique (dér. s.v. plasma). 2. [Les mots … Encyclopédie Universelle
plasm — «a, ato, o (G). Something molded or modeled; plasm … Dictionary of word roots and combining forms
plasm — noun 1. the colorless watery fluid of the blood and lymph that contains no cells, but in which the blood cells (erythrocytes, leukocytes, and thrombocytes) are suspended • Syn: ↑plasma, ↑blood plasma • Hypernyms: ↑extracellular fluid, ↑ECF • … Useful english dictionary