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crown 1. верхушка; венец; 2. крона, верхушка дерева; 3. венчик, розетка (листьев) ; 4. гребень (у птицы) ; 5. крона прямой кишки, анальное отверстиеcrown of stem верхушка стебляcuticular serrate pericloacal crown гельм. кутикулярный зубчатый венец вокруг клоакиdocumbent crown распростёртая розетка листьевradiating crown эмбр. лучистый венецEnglish-Russian dictionary of biology and biotechnology > crown
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4 crown
1) верхушка; венец2) крона, верхушка дерева3) венчик, розетка ( листьев)5) макушка, темя6) крона прямой кишки, анальное отверстие•- crown of stem
- cuticular serrate pericloacal crown
- decumbent crown
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5 brick
1) кирпич || класть кирпичи; выкладывать кирпичом || кирпичный2) блок (бетонный, песчаника, известняка)3) стеклоблок4) пищ. брикет•to bond brick — класть кирпич вперевязку;to extrude brick — получать кирпич на ленточном прессе;to fix bricks together — класть кирпич вперевязку;to brick in — закладывать кирпичом (напр. отверстие);to mold brick — формовать кирпич;to press brick — прессовать кирпич;to repress brick — допрессовывать кирпич;to brick up — закладывать кирпичом (напр. отверстие)-
acidproof brick
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adobe brick
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air brick
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air-dried brick
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alumina brick
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American brick
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antracite-base carbon brick
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arch brick
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ashlar brick
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backing brick
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blue brick
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body brick
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broken brick
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broken fireclay brick
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broken silica brick
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building brick
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bullnose brick
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burnt brick
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calcareous brick
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capping brick
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cavity brick
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chamotte brick
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checker brick
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chrome-magnesite brick
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circle brick
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clay brick
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clinker brick
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closer brick
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cob brick
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compass brick
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concrete brick
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coping brick
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cored brick
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cove header brick
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cove stretcher brick
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crown brick
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crushed brick
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curved brick
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deaerated brick
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dolomite brick
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double bullnose brick
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dry-pressed brick
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Dutch brick
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economy brick
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enameled brick
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engineering brick
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English brick
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engobed brick
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face brick
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feather-edge brick
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fire brick
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fire-clay brick
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fixing brick
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fountain brick
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fritted brick
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full brick
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gaged brick
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glass brick
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glazed brick
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green brick
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grog brick
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gun-flue brick
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hard brick
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hard-burnt brick
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H-brick
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high-duty fireclay brick
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hollow brick
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hot repair brick
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internal bullnose brick
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jumbo brick
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key brick
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keyed brick
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kiln brick
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lightweight brick
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lime-sand brick
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low-duty fireclay brick
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magnesia brick
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magnesite-chrome brick
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metal-cased magnesite brick
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modular brick
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nailable brick
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nonspalling brick
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Norman brick
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pale brick
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paving brick
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perforated brick
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porous brick
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powder-pressed brick
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press brick
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radial brick
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radiating brick
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radius brick
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refractory brick
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rider brick
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Roman brick
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runner brick
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sanding brick
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sawdust brick
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second-hand brick
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sewer brick
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shale brick
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shaped brick
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silica brick
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slag brick
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soft-mud brick
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spalling-resistant brick
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steel-plate jointed bricks
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stiff-mud brick
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stock brick
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sun-dried brick
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suspension-roof brick
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tapestry brick
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tar-bonded brick
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tar-dolomite brick
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timber brick
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unburnt brick
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used brick
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V-brick
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vitrified brick
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voussoir brick
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wall brick
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wet-mud brick
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whole brick
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wire-cut brick
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wood brick
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