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61 causar
• be caused to• bring about• bring on• give residence to• give rise to scandal• indubitable• induce sleep• originate• provoke -
62 incuestionablemente
• beyond controversy• indorser of an accommodation bill• induce• unarguably• unquestionably• without controversy -
63 indiscutiblemente
• by all odds• indisposition• indissolubility• indorser of an accommodation bill• induce• unarguably• undeniably• unquestionably -
64 inducido
• armature• induce• induced consumption -
65 inducir
• abet• bring about• go yellow• goad into• indubitable• induce sleep• perspiring• persuade not to -
66 indudablemente
• doubtlessly• indorser of an accommodation bill• induce• no damage• no doubt about it• undoubtedly• without doubt• without question -
67 sin disputa
• indisposition• indissolubility• indorser of an accommodation bill• induce• undoubtedly -
68 sin duda
• assuredly• certainly• doubtlessly• I'll warrant• in all my life• in all respects• indorser of an accommodation bill• induce• no damage• no doubt about it• surely• undoubtedly• without a doubt• without a slightest doubt• without doubt• without question• you are welcome• you better believe it -
69 citotaxina
f.cytotaxin, chemotactic substance acting directly in the cell to induce cytotaxis, chemotaxin, stimulus which provokes a movement of a cell toward or away from it. -
70 instigar a
v.to incite to, to induce to, to prompt to, to motivate to.Instigaron a María al ataque They incited Mary to attack. -
71 madurativo
adj.maturative.m.1 anything that matures.2 means employed to induce a person to yield to a request.3 maturant. -
72 mover a
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73 quimiotaxina
f.chemotaxin, chemotactic substance acting directly in the cell to induce cytotaxis. -
74 solución cardiopléjica
f.cardioplegic solution, solution injected into the aortic root or the coronary ostia to induce cardiac arrest during heart surgery. -
75 frijolillo
(Sp. model spelled same [frixolíjo] < frijol [see above] plus diminutive suffix - illo; 'little bean')1) Texas: 1886. According to the DARE, "an evergreen shrub or tree ( Sophora secundiflora)."Alternate forms: frigolito, frijolilla, frijolito, frijollito.Also called big-drunk bean, coral bean, mescal bean, mountain laurel, whiskey bean.2) DARE: 1947. A locoweed (including Oxytropis lambertii). See locoweed. Santamaría references many plants by this name, including various leguminous plants native to Mexico. One of these is the S. secundiflora, a northern variety of colorín known as the frijolito in Texas. The seeds of this plant contain a pungent, highly poisonous alkaloid that Indians ingest in small doses to induce intoxication, delirium, and finally, a deep sleep that lasts for several days. It is probably because of its narcotic properties that the plant is known in the Southwest as the whiskey bean or big-drunk bean. Cobos references frijolillo simply as another name for locoweed.
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