EAL

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сокр. [expected average life] ожидаемая средняя долговечность; ожидаемый средний срок службы

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EAL — EAL /ˌiː eɪ ˈel/ BrE AmE noun [uncountable] (English as an Additional Language) the teaching of English to people who …
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EAL — сокр. [expected average life] ожидаемая средняя долговечность; ожидаемый средний срок службы
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EAL — сокр. [expected average life] ожидаемая средняя долговечность; ожидаемый средний срок службы
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EAL — сокр. [expected average life] ожидаемая средняя долговечность; ожидаемый средний срок службы
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EAL — сокр. [expected average life] ожидаемая средняя долговечность; ожидаемый средний срок службы
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BRACT — noun Etymology: New Latin ~ea, from Latin, thin metal plate Date: 1770 a leaf from the axil of which a …
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POLEMIC — I. pəˈlemik, pōˈ-, -mēk noun ( -s ) Etymology: French polémique, from Middle French polemique, from polemique, adjective 1. a. …
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ALSO — I. ˈȯl(ˌ)sō, ˈȯlt(- adverb Etymology: Middle English also, alswa, from Old English alswā, ealswā, ælswā just as. likewise, from al-, …
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ALMOST — I. (ˈ)ȯl|mōst, -ȯ(u̇)|m- also ˈ ̷ ̷_məst adverb Etymology: Middle English almost, almest, from Old English almǣst, ealmǣst, from al-, eal- all …
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ALMIGHTY — I. (ˈ)ȯl|mīd.ē, -ītē; in “God Almighty” sometimes ə lˌm- adjective Etymology: Middle English (akin to Old High German alamahtíg, Old …
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SYRINGEAL — sə̇ˈrinjēəl adjective Etymology: New Latin syring-, syrinx + English -eal (as in laryngeal ) : of or relating to the …
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PATRILINY — ˈpa.trəˌlīnē, ˈpā.- noun ( -es ) Etymology: patrilin eal + -y : the practice of tracing descent through the father's …
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PARAPHYSEAL — pə|rafə|sēəl, -|zē- also |parə|fizē- adjective or par·a·phys·i·al |parə|fizēəl Etymology: New Latin paraphys is + English -eal (as in laryngeal ) …
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METAPHYSEAL — mə̇|tafə|sēəl, -|zēəl also |med.ə|fizē- adjective Etymology: New Latin metaphys is + English -eal (as in apophyseal ) : of or …
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MESOAPPENDICEAL — “+ adjective Etymology: New Latin mesoappendic-, mesoappendix + English -eal (after appendiceal ) : of or relating to the mesoappendix
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MATRILINY — ˈma.trəˌlinē, -līnē noun ( -es ) Etymology: matrilin eal + -y : the practice of tracing descent through the mother's …
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ESOPHAGEAL — ə̇|säfə|jēəl, ē|s-, |ēˌs- sometimes |ēsə|faj(ē)əl adjective also esoph·a·gal ə̇ˈsäfəgəl, (ˈ)ē|s- ; or oe·soph·a·ge·al like esophageal Etymology: New Latin esophagus, oesophagus …
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CALYCEAL — adjective or cal·i·ce·al |kalə|sēəl, |kā- ; also ca·ly·cal ˈkālə̇kəl, -ˈa- Etymology: calyc- + -eal or -al : of or relating …
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APPENDICEAL — |apə̇n|dishəl, |aˌpen-; ə|pendə|sēəl, |aˌp- adjective also ap·pen·di·cal əˈpendə̇kəl, (ˈ)a|p-, -dēk- ; or ap·pen·di·cial |apə̇n|dishəl, |aˌpen- Etymology: appendic- + -eal, -al, …
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ANCONAL — (ˈ)aŋ|kōn ə l adjective also an·co·ne·al -nēəl Etymology: New Latin ancon elbow (from Greek ankōn ) + English -al, -eal …
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ALWAYS — ˈȯlwēz, ˈȯu̇w-, -wə̇z, -(ˌ)wāz, before some consonants sometimes -_wə̇s adverb Etymology: Middle English alweyes, alwayes, alteration (influenced by -es -s) …
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PATRILINY — /pa"treuh luy'nee, pay"-/ , n. , pl. patrilinies . the tracing of descent exclusively through the male members of a …
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MATRILINY — /ma"treuh lin'ee, -luy'nee, may"-/ , n. , pl. matrilinies . the tracing of descent through the mother's line of a …
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ESOPHAGEAL — /i sof'euh jee"euhl, ee'seuh faj"ee euhl/ , adj. pertaining to the esophagus. [ 1800-10; ESOPHAG(US) + -eal, var. of -IAL …
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AWL — /awl/ , n. a pointed instrument for piercing small holes in leather, wood, etc. [ bef. 900; ME al, eal, …
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APPENDICEAL — /ap'euhn dish"euhl, euh pen'di see"euhl/ , adj. of or pertaining to the vermiform appendix. Also, appendical /euh pen"di keuhl/ , …
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MATRILINEAL — [ma.tri.lin.eal] adj (1904): relating to, based on, or tracing descent through the maternal line "~ society" -- ma.tri.lin.eal.ly adv
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