MOLLIS

Англо-русский перевод MOLLIS

Моллис

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MOLLUSK — or mollusc noun Etymology: French mollusque, from New Latin Mollusca, from Latin, neuter plural of molluscus thin-shelled (of a nut), …
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MOLLIFY — verb (-fied; -fying) Etymology: Middle English mollifien, from Middle French mollifier, from Late Latin mollificare, from Latin mollis soft; akin …
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MOLL — I. ˈmȯl adjective Etymology: German, from Medieval Latin ( b ) molle b flat; from b + Latin molle, neuter …
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MOIL — I. ˈmȯil, esp before pause or consonant ˈmȯiəl verb ( -ed/-ing/-s ) Etymology: Middle English moillen, from Middle French moillier, …
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MELT — I. ˈmelt verb ( melted -tə̇d ; melted “ ; also mol·ten ˈmōlt ə n also -tən ; melting ; …
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EMOLLIENT — I. -nt adjective Etymology: Latin emollient, emolliens, present participle of emollire to soften, from e- + mollire to soften, from …
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TADPOLE MADTOM — noun : a common widely distributed madtom ( Schilbeodes mollis )
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SOFT CHEAT — ˈ ̷ ̷|chēt noun or soft chess ˈ ̷ ̷|ches Etymology: soft cheat from soft (I) + cheat grass; soft chess from soft (I) …
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SEA HOLLY — noun 1. : a European evergreen herb ( Eryngium maritimum ) formerly used as an aphrodisiac 2. : a bear's-breech …
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SEA DOCK — noun : a bear's-breech ( Acanthus mollis )
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RED HAW — noun : any of several American hawthorns: as a. : a spiny shrub or small tree ( Crataegus coccinea ) …
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MULLEIN — noun also mul·len ˈmələ̇n ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English moleyne, from Anglo-French moleine, probably from Old French mol soft, …
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MULIEBRITY — ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˈebrəd.ē noun ( -es ) Etymology: Late Latin muliebritat-, muliebritas, from Latin muliebris of a woman (from mulier woman) + …
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MOUILLÉ — (ˈ)mü|yā adjective Etymology: French, from past participle of mouiller to wet, moisten, palatalize, from (assumed) Vulgar Latin molliare to soften …
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MOLLUSCA — məˈləskə noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, neuter plural of molluscus soft, from mollis — more at …
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MOLLUGO — məˈlü(ˌ)gō noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, stickseed, from mollis soft : a genus of low chiefly tropical …
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MOLLISIACEAE — məˌlisēˈāsēˌē noun plural Etymology: New Latin, from Mollisia, type genus (irregular from Latin mollis soft + New Latin -ia ) …
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MOLLIFY — ˈmäləˌfī verb ( -ed/-ing/-es ) Etymology: Middle English mollefien, mollifien; from Middle French mollifier, from Late Latin mollificare, from Latin …
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MOLASSE — məˈläs noun ( -s ) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: French, perhaps alteration of mollasse soft, from mou (after Italian mollaccio …
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GROUND GOLDENROD — noun : a low velvety prairie goldenrod ( Solidago mollis ) of central No. America
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CHINESE WITCH HAZEL — noun Usage: usually capitalized C : either of two plants of the family Hamamelidaceae that are native to China: a. …
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BEAR'S-BREECH — ˈ ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷ noun ( plural bear's-breeches ) : either of two prickly European herbs ( Acanthus mollis and A. spinosus ) …
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AMBLY- — combining form or amblyo- Etymology: Late Latin ambly-, from Greek, from amblys; akin to Latin mollis soft, molere to grind …
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ACANTHUS — əˈkan(t)thəs noun Etymology: New Latin, from Greek akanthos ( Acanthus mollis, Acanthus spinosus ), from akantha thorn — more at …
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MULLEIN — /mul"euhn/ , n. 1. any of various plants belonging to the genus Verbascum, of the figwort family, native to the …
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MOUILLÉ — /mooh yay"/ , adj. Phonet. 1. palatal or palatalized, esp. referring to sounds spelled ll and ñ in Spanish, gl …
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MOLLUSCUM — — molluscous , adj. /meuh lus"keuhm/ , n. , pl. mollusca /-keuh/ . Pathol. any of various skin conditions characterized …
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MOLLUSCA — /meuh lus"keuh/ , n. the phylum comprising the mollusks. [ 1790-1800; molluscus soft; akin to mollis soft ]
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MOIL — — moiler , n. — moilingly , adv. /moyl/ , v.i. 1. to work hard; drudge. 2. to whirl or …
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CAP. MOLL. — (in prescriptions) soft capsule. [ capsula mollis ]
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MOIL — I. ˈmȯi(-ə)l verb Etymology: Middle English mollen, moillen, from Anglo-French moiller, from Vulgar Latin * molliare, from Latin mollis soft …
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