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122 vein
[veɪn]сущ.1) вена; кровеносный сосуд2) бот.; зоол. жилка (листа, крыла насекомого)3)в) расщелина, щель ( в льдине)4) склонность, расположенностьSyn:5) настроение, душевное состояниеhappy vein — хорошее настроение, хорошее расположение духа
humorous / merry vein — шутливое настроение
in the same vein — в том же духе, в том же роде
to be in the vein for smth. — быть в настроении делать что-л.
Let's continue our discussion in a lighter vein. — Не продолжить ли нам нашу беседу в более непринуждённой манере?
Syn:6) ход ( мысли), источник ( информации)7) стиль, тонThe answer was in the orthodox solemn vein. — Ответ был дан в традиционном торжественном стиле.
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123 توسع الأوردة
تَوَسّعُ الأوْرِدَةvarix (pl. varices), varicosity, varicose veins; varicosis -
124 κιρσός
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125 κυανίζω
κυᾰν-ίζω, = foreg., Dsc.1.1, Placit.3.5.12; of varicose veins, Gal.13.460.Greek-English dictionary (Αγγλικά Ελληνικά-λεξικό) > κυανίζω
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126 βδάλλω
Grammatical information: v.Meaning: `milk (cows)' (Pl.).Other forms: mostly present (rare aorists βδάλας, βδήλαιο). Also βδέλλω (sch. Theocr. 11, 34). Cf. βδέλλα `leech'.Derivatives: βδάλσις `suction' (Gal.). Difficult βδαλοί ῥαφίδες (`garfish, Belone acus') θαλάσσιαι. καὶ φλέβες κρισσώδεις (`varicose veins') H. (not a mistake for βελόνη); βελλαι `id.' H., misread for βδαλοί, or a variant of *βδελλαι?.Origin: PG [a word of Pre-Greek origin]Etymology: That βδάλλω looks like a zero grade of βδέλλ-(α) is no doubt deceptive. The meaning `leech' and the group βδ- show that it is a Pre-Gr. word, as does the - λλ- (perh. bdaly-, or *byaly-). If βδαλοί does belong here, it shows Pre-Gr. - λλ\/λ-.Page in Frisk: 1,229Greek-English etymological dictionary (Ελληνικά-Αγγλικά ετυμολογική λεξικό) > βδάλλω
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127 Krampfadern
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128 Varikose
f1. varicose veins2. varicosis
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