NASUS

Англо-русский перевод NASUS

энт. наличник, клипеус

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NASUS — ˈnāsəs noun ( plural na·si -āˌsī) Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, nose — more at nose : a prolongation on …
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NASUS — энт. наличник, клипеус
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PORBEAGLE — noun Etymology: Cornish porgh-bugel Date: 1758 a viviparous mackerel shark ( Lamna nasus ) chiefly of the North Atlantic and …
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NOSE — I. noun Etymology: Middle English, from Old English nosu; akin to Old High German nasa ~, Latin nasus Date: before …
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NASO- — combining form Etymology: Latin nasus nose nose and , nasal
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MACKEREL SHARK — Any of several temperate-water Lamna ) in a family (Isuridae) that also includes the great white shark and the {{link=mako …
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NOSE — I. ˈnōz noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English, from Old English nosu; akin to Old English nasu nose, Old …
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NASUTE — I. (ˈ)nā|süt adjective Etymology: Latin nasutus having a large nose, from nasus nose 1. : having a well-developed proboscis a …
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NASI — I. nasi plural of nasus II. na·si ˈnä(ˌ)sē noun ( -s ) Etymology: Hebrew nāśī' exalted one 1. often capitalized …
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NASAL — I. ˈnāzəl noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle French nasal, nasel, from Old French, from nes nose, from Latin nasus …
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SUBNASALE — ˌsəbˌnāˈz]a(ˌ)lē -ˈs], ]āl-, ]äl- noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin, from sub- + nasale, neuter singular of nasalis nasal, …
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PUNAISE — pyüˈnāz noun or pu·nese -nēz ( -s ) Etymology: Middle French punaise, from feminine of punais stinking, from (assumed) Vulgar …
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PORBEAGLE — ˈpȯ(r)ˌbēgəl noun or porbeagle shark “- ; also pro·bea·gle ˈprōˌbēgəl ( -s ) Etymology: Cornish porgh-bugel : a voracious viviparous …
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PINCE-NEZ — (ˈ)pan(t)|snā, (ˈ)paⁿ|snā, (ˈ)pin(t)|snā sometimes ÷(ˈ)pin(t)|snez noun ( plural pince-nez -ā(z), -ezə̇z) Etymology: French, from pincer to pinch (from Old French …
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NAZARD — noun or na·sard nəˈzär(d) ( -s ) Etymology: French, from nazard, nasard, having a nasal sound, from Latin nasus nose …
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NASUTIFORM — (ˈ)nā|süd.əˌfȯrm adjective Etymology: nasute (I) + -iform : having a nasus projection of the front of the head
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NASUA — ˈnāshəwə noun Etymology: New Latin, from Latin nasus nose 1. capitalized : a genus of mammals (family Procyonidae) consisting of …
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NASTURTIUM — nəˈstərshəm, naˈ-, naaˈ-, -stə̄sh- noun Etymology: New Latin, from Latin nasturtium, nasturcium, a cress, perhaps from nasus nose + -turtium, …
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NASON FLUTE — ˈnāz ə n- noun Etymology: nason perhaps irregular from Latin nasus nose — more at nose : a 4-foot or …
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NASALIS — nāˈz]alə̇s, -ˈs], ]āl-, ]äl- noun Etymology: New Latin, from Latin nasus nose + -alis -al — more at nose 1. …
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NAS- — combining form or naso- also nasi- Etymology: Latin nasus nose — more at nose 1. : nose : nasal nasi …
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NARIS — ˈna(a)]rə̇s, ˈne], ˈnā] noun ( plural nares ](ˌ)rēz) Etymology: Latin; akin to Latin nasus nose — more at nose : …
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PORBEAGLE — /pawr"bee'geuhl/ , n. a shark of the genus Lamna, esp. L. nasus, a large, voracious species of the North Atlantic …
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NOSE — — noseless , adj. — noselike , adj. /nohz/ , n. , v. , nosed, nosing . n. 1. the …
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NASUTE — — nasuteness , n. /nay sooht"/ , n. Entomol. a soldier termite characterized by a beaklike snout through which a …
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NOSE — I. ˈnōz noun Etymology: Middle English, from Old English nosu; akin to Old High German nasa nose, Latin nasus Date: …
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MACKEREL SHARK — Any of several temperate-water sharks (genus Lamna ) in a family (Isuridae) that also includes the great white shark and …
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PORBEAGLE — обыкновенная сельдевая акула (Lamna nasus), атлантическая сельдевая акула (Lamna nasus); pl ламновые, сельдевые акулы (Lamnidae)
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BLUE SHARK — 1) синяя акула (Prionace glauca) 2) обыкновенная сельдевая акула (Lamna nasus), атлантическая сельдевая акула (Lamna nasus)
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PORBEAGLE — обыкновенная сельдевая акула ( Lamna nasus ) , атлантическая сельдевая акула ( Lamna nasus ) ; pl ламновые, сельдевые акулы …
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BLUE SHARK — 1) синяя акула ( Prionace glauca ) 2) обыкновенная сельдевая акула ( Lamna nasus ) , атлантическая сельдевая акула ( …
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