LOF

Англо-русский перевод LOF

сокр. от lowest observed frequency наименьшая наблюдаемая частота

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LOF — сокр. [lowest observed frequency] наименьшая наблюдаемая частота
Большой Англо-Русский словарь
LOF — сокр. [lowest observed frequency] наименьшая наблюдаемая частота
Большой Англо-Русский словарь
LOF — сокр. от lowest observed frequency наименьшая наблюдаемая частота
Большой Англо-Русский политехнический словарь
LOF — Auxiliary file for List Of Figures (LaTeX)
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LOF — сокр. [lowest observed frequency] наименьшая наблюдаемая частота
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LOF — сокр. [lowest observed frequency] наименьшая наблюдаемая частота
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LUFF — I. noun Etymology: Middle English lof spar holding out the windward tack of a sail, weather side of a ship, …
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LOAF — I. noun (plural loaves) Etymology: Middle English lof, from Old English hlāf; akin to Old High German hleib ~ Date: …
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LUFF — I. ˈləf noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English luff, loff, from Middle French lof, probably from (assumed) Middle Dutch …
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LOAF
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FURLOUGH — I. ˈfər(ˌ)lō, ˈfə̄(-, ˈfəi(- noun ( -s ) Etymology: Dutch verlof, literally, permission, from Middle Dutch verlof, from ver- for- …
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LOPHOTRICHOUS — ləˈfä.trə̇kəs adjective or lo·phot·ri·chate -kə̇t ; also loph·o·trich·ic |läfə|trikik, |lōf- Etymology: lophotrichous from loph- + -trichous; lophotrichate from loph- + …
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LOPHOPHYLLID — |läfə|filə̇d, |lōf- adjective or loph·o·phyl·li·did -lədə̇d, -ˌdid Etymology: lophophyllid from New Latin Lophophyllidium; lophophyllidid irregular from New Latin Lophophyllidiidae (family …
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LEPER — ˈlepə(r) noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English, from Middle English leper, lepre leprosy, from Old French lepre, liepre, from …
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LAVEER — ləˈvi(ə)r intransitive verb Etymology: Dutch laveren, from Middle Dutch laveren, loveren, from Middle French louvier, from lof side of a …
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BILOPHODONT — (ˈ)bī|läfəˌdänt, -lōf- adjective Etymology: bi- (I) + lophodont zoology : having two transverse ridges or crests the molar teeth of …
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XYLOPHONE — — xylophonic /zuy'leuh fon"ik/ , adj. — xylophonist /zuy"leuh foh'nist, zuy lof"euh nist, zi-/ , n. /zuy"leuh fohn'/ , n. …
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XYLOPHILOUS — /zuy lof"euh leuhs/ , adj. growing in or living on wood: xylophilous fungi. [ 1860-65; XYLO- + -PHILOUS ]
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XYLOPHAGOUS — /zuy lof"euh geuhs/ , adj. 1. feeding on wood, as certain insects or insect larvae. 2. perforating or destroying timber, …
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WOLOF — /woh"lof/ , n. a language of Senegal, a Niger-Congo language closely related to Fulani.
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TOPLOFTY — — toploftily , adv. — toploftiness , n. /top"lawf"tee, -lof"-/ , adj. condescending; haughty. Also, toploftical . [ 1815-25; TOP …
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SUSLOV — /soohs"lawf, -lof/ ; Russ. /sooh"sleuhf/ , n. Mikhail Andreevich /myi khu yeel" un drddye"yi vyich/ , 1902-82, Soviet government official.
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PRIBILOF ISLANDS — /prib"euh lawf', -lof'/ a group of islands in the Bering Sea, SW of Alaska, and belonging to the U.S.: the …
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PHYLLOPHAGOUS — /fi lof"euh geuhs/ , adj. Zool. (of an organism) feeding on leaves. [ 1865-70; PHYLLO- + -PHAGOUS, prob. on the …
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LUFF — /luf/ , n. Naut. 1. the forward edge of a fore-and-aft sail. See diag. under sail . v.i. 2. to …
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LOPHOPHORE — — lophophoral /leuh fof"euhr euhl/ , adj. /lof"euh fawr', -fohr', loh"feuh-/ , n. 1. the ring of ciliated tentacles encircling …
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LOPHODONT — /lof"euh dont', loh"feuh-/ , adj. having molar teeth with crowns in the form of transverse ridges. Cf. bunodont . [ …
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LOPHOBRANCH — — lophobranchiate /lof'euh brang"kee it, -ayt', loh'feuh-/ , adj. , n. /lof"euh brangk', loh"feuh-/ , adj. 1. belonging or pertaining …
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LOFTY — — loftily , adv. — loftiness , n. /lawf"tee, lof"-/ , adj., loftier, loftiest . 1. extending high in the …
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