MERI.

Англо-русский перевод MERI.

сокр. от Merionethshire Мерионетшир (графство в Уэльсе)

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MERI- — combining form Etymology: French méri-, from Greek meris part — more at merit : part : partial meri clinous meri …
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MERI — [Other] Meri is an important being from Tupinamba Indian mythology who quarreled and caused mischief with his brother Ari. Meri …
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MERI. — сокр. от Merionethshire Мерионетшир (графство в Уэльсе)
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MERI. — сокр. от Merionethshire Мерионетшир (графство в Уэльсе)
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MERI. — = Merionethshire
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MERI. — сокр. от MerionethshireМерионетшир (графство в Уэльсе)
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MERI. — сокр. от Merionethshire Мерионетшир ( графство в Уэльсе )
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MERI. — сокр. от Merionethshire Мерионетшир (графство в Уэльсе)
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MERI. — = Merionethshire
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MERI. — = Merionethshire
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MERI. — сокр. от Merionethshire Мерионетшир (графство в Уэльсе)
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MERI, VEIJO — born Dec. 31, 1928, Viborg, Fin. Finnish novelist, poet, and dramatist of the generation of the 1960s. Meri devoted many …
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MERI, LENNART — born March 29, 1929, Tallinn, Est. Estonian scholar and political leader who was elected president in 1992. Meri's father, Georg …
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MARINE — I. adjective Etymology: Middle English, from Latin marinus, from mare sea; akin to Old English mere sea, pool, Old High …
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MERIDIAN
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MARINE — I. məˈrēn noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English maryn, from Middle French marine, from Old French, from feminine of …
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MERISTELE — |merə+ noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary meri- + stele : one of the units of vascular tissue in a polystele …
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MERISIS — ˈmerəsə̇s noun ( plural merises ) Etymology: New Latin, from meri- + -sis biology : growth ; specifically : growth …
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MERIQUINONOID — “+ adjective or meri·quinoid “+ Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary meri- + quinonoid or quinoid; originally formed as German meriquinonoid : …
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MERIQUINONE — |merə+ noun Etymology: meri- + quinone : a compound (as quinhydrone) that is partly quinonoid and partly benzenoid — compare …
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MERICLINAL — |merə|klīn ə l adjective or mer·i·cli·nous -nəs Etymology: meri- + -clinal, -clinous of a plant chimera : incompletely periclinal : …
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MERICARP — ˈmerəˌkärp noun ( -s ) Etymology: French méricarpe, from méri- + -carpe -carp : one of the two carpels that …
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LYOMERI — līˈäməˌrī noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from lyo- + -meri (from Greek meros part) — more at merit …
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LYO- — combining form Etymology: probably from New Latin, from Greek lyein to loose, dissolve, release + New Latin -o- — more …
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FELSENMEER — ˈfelzənˌme(ə)r noun ( -s ) Etymology: German, from felsen, fels rock (from Old High German felis ) + meer sea …
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EMBOLOMERI — ˌembəˈläməˌrī noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from embol- + -meri (from Greek meros part) — more at merit …
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EMBOL- — combining form or emboli- or embolo- Etymology: New Latin embol-, from Medieval Latin (in embolismus intercalation) — more at embolism …
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MERRY
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MERISIS — /mer"euh sis/ , n. Biol. growth, esp. growth resulting from cell division. Cf. auxesis . [ 1935-40; meri- (comb. form …
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MERICARP — /mer"i kahrp'/ , n. Bot. one of the carpels of a schizocarp. [ 1825-35; meri- (comb. form of Gk merís …
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EMERITUS — /i mer"i teuhs/ , adj., n., pl. emeriti /-tuy', -tee'/ . adj. 1. retired or honorably discharged from active professional …
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