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Intestinal worms
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Гельминты, русский
(от греч . helmins, род. п. helminthos - червь, глист), паразитические черви; возбудители болезней (гельминтозов) человека, животных и растений. к гельминтам относятся многие плоские и первичнополостные черви. гельминты человека и животных называются глистами.
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Intestinal, английский
Intestinal, испанский
Intestinal flora, английский
- Beneficial bacteria which are always present in the intestine
- The normal bacteria found in the intestine.
Intestinal fluke, английский
A trematode worm that infects the intestine, often caused by fasciolopsis buski
Intestinal gas, английский
Gases intestinales
Intestinal glands, английский
Tubular glands found in the mucous membrane of the small and large intestine, especially those between the bases of the villi in the small intestine. also called lieberkuhn’s glands, crypts of lieberkuhn
Intestinal infection, английский
An infection in the intestines
Intestinal juice, английский
Alkaline liquid secreted by the small intestine which helps to digest food
Intestinal mucosa, английский
- Слизистая оболочка кишечника играет важную роль в формировании клеточного иммунитета. intervention, syn. procedure
- Слизистая оболочка кишечника играет важную роль в формировании клеточного иммунитета.
Intestinal obstruction, английский
A blocking of the intestine
Intestinal parasites, английский
Intestinal villi, английский
Projections on the walls of the intestine which help in the digestion of food
Intestinal wall, английский
The layers of tissue which form the intestine
Intestinales (jejunales), английский
Intestinalesileae, английский
Worm, английский
- Глист; изгонять глистов
- Any of numerous long, slender, soft-bodied, legless, bilaterally symmetrical invertebrates, including the flatworms, roundworms, acanthocephalans, nemerteans, gordiaceans, and annelids
- Англ. червяк — змеевик для конденсации горячих водноспиртовых паров
- Write once, read many
- Lombriz, gusano
- A long thin animal with no legs or backbone, which can infest the human body, especially the intestines
- An iron tool shaped like a double cork-screw on the end of a long staff, for withdrawing charges, ignited remains of cartridges, &c., from fire-arms. called also a wad-hook in artillery. (see also teredo navalis.)—to worm. the act of passing a rope spirally between the lays of a cable; a smaller rope is wormed with spun-yarn. worming is generally resorted to as a preparative for serving. (see link worming.)
- [1] a wad-hook. [2] to pass a small line in a spiral between the lays of a rope, preparatory to parcelling and serving. an old aide-memoire says “worm and parcel with the lay. turn and serve the other way.”
- A spiral tool shaped like a carpenters wood-boring auger, with the bottom end shaped like the cutting end of a diamond point or mud bit. it is rotated inside a casing to loosen and clean out debris or to loosen and drill through tough clay at the bottom of a borehole. also called worm auger, wormjtype auger.
- Write once read many (it)
Worm, нидерландский
Worm, английский
Worm, английский
Worm - write once read many, английский
A type of permanent optical storage which allows the user to record information on a blank optical storage disc. information may be added until the disc is full, but not erased or changed.
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Heterotrophic organisms, английский
Гарантированный расход, русский
Расчетный расход воды
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