DORS

Meaning of DORS in English

Dors BrE AmE dɔːz AmE \ dɔːrz

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DORS- — or dorsi- or dorso- combining form Etymology: Late Latin ~, from Latin dorsum back , dorsal and
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DORS- — combining form or dorsi- or dorso- Etymology: Late Latin dors- back, from Latin dorsum 1. : back dors ad : …
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DORS — plural of dor present third singular of dor
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DORS- — or dorsi- or dorso- Etymology: Late Latin dors-, from Latin dorsum 1. : back dors ad 2. : dorsal and …
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DORS. — сокр. от Dorset(shire) Дорсет(шир) (графство в Англии)
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DORS. — сокр. от Dorset(shire) Дорсет(шир) (графство в Англии)
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DORS. — = Dorsetshire
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DORS. — сокр. от Dorset(shire)Дорсет(шир) (графство в Англии)
Англо-Русский словарь Tiger
DORS. — сокр. от Dorset(shire) Дорсет(шир) ( графство в Англии )
Англо-Русский словарь по общей лексике
DORS. — сокр. от Dorset(shire) Дорсет(шир) (графство в Англии)
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DORS. — = Dorsetshire
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DORS. — = Dorsetshire
Англо-Русский словарь Мюллера - редакция bed
DORS. — сокр. от Dorset(shire) Дорсет(шир) (графство в Англии)
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DORS. — сокр. от Dorset(shire) Дорсет(шир) (графство в Англии)
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DORS — n. Variant: or dorsi- or dorso- Function: combining form Etymology: Late Latin dors-, from Latin dorsum 1 : back < …
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DORS- [DORS-] OR DORSI- OR DORSO- COMB FORM [LL DORS-, FR. L DORSUM] 1: BACK "DORSAD"2: DORSAL AND "DORSOLATERAL" — Dors [Dors] abbreviation Dorset
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KOMONDOR — noun (plural -dors or ~ok) Etymology: Hungarian Date: 1931 any of a breed of large powerful shaggy-coated white dogs of …
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DORSO- — combining form see: dors-
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DORSI- — combining form see: dors-
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DOR — I. noun or dorr ˈdȯ(ə)r, -ȯ(ə) ; also dor bug ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English dorre, dore, from Old …
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DORSUMBONAL — (|)dȯ(r)s+ adjective Etymology: dors- + umbonal : dorsal and umbonal : being one of the accessory valves of mollusks of …
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DORSOVENTRAL — “+ adjective Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary dors- + ventral 1. : extending from the dorsal toward the ventral side the …
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DORSO-ULNAR — “+ adjective Etymology: dors- + ulnar : of or relating to the inner side of the back of the forearm …
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DORSOPOSTERIAD — |dȯ(r)(ˌ)sō+ adverb Etymology: dors- + posteriad : to or toward the dorsal surface and posterior end of the body
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DORSOMEDIAL — |dȯ(r)(ˌ)sō+ adjective or dor·so·median “+ ; also dor·si·median |dȯ(r)sə+ Etymology: dors- + medial or median : located toward the back …
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DORSOLUMBAR — |dȯ(r)(ˌ)sō+ adjective also dor·si·lumbar |dȯ(r)sə+ Etymology: dors- + lumbar : of or involving structures in the region occupied by the …
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DORSOLATERAL — “+ adjective also dor·si·lateral |dȯ(r)sə+ Etymology: dors- + lateral : of, relating to, or involving both the back and sides
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DORSOCAUDAD — |dȯ(r)(ˌ)sō+ adverb Etymology: dors- + caudad : to or toward the dorsal surface and caudal end of the body
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DORSO- — — see dors-
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DORSIVENTRAL — “+ adjective Etymology: dors- + ventral 1. : having distinct dorsal and ventral surfaces dorsiventral leaves 2. : dorsoventral 1 …
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DORSISPINAL — |do(r)sə+ adjective Etymology: dors- + spinal : of or relating to the back and spine
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ENDORSE — [en.dorse] vt en.dorsed ; en.dors.ing [alter. of obs. endoss, fr. ME endosen, fr. MF endosser, fr. OF, to put on …
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