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Voluntary muscle
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A muscle which is consciously controlled. it is usually made up of striated fibres. comment: voluntary muscles work in pairs, where one contracts and pulls, while the other relaxes to allow the bone to move.
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Muscle, английский
- 1. an organ in the body, which contracts to make part of the body muscle coat 254 move if you do a lot of exercises you develop strong muscles. the muscles in his legs were still weak after he had spent two months in bed. she had muscle cramp after going into the cold water. see illustration at eye in supplement 2. same as muscle tissue comment: there are two types of muscle: voluntary (striated) muscles, which are attached to bones and move parts of the body when made to do so by the brain, and involuntary (smooth) muscles which move essential organs such as the intestines and bladder automatically. the heart muscle also works automatically.
- Muscular
- Músculo
- A flat muscle running down the side of the head from the temporal bone to the coronoid process, which makes the jaw move up
Muscle car, английский
Разг. двухдверный спортивный автомобиль с непропорционально мощным двигателем и усиленной подвеской
Muscle coat, английский
One of two layers of muscle forming part of the lining of the intestine
Muscle fibre, английский
A component fibre of muscles (note: there are two types of fibre which form striated and smooth muscles.)
Muscle hypotrophy, английский
Hipotrofia muscular
Muscle relaxant, английский
A drug which reduces contractions in the muscles, e.g. baclofen
Muscle spasm, английский
A sudden contraction of a muscle
Muscle spindle, английский
One of the sensory receptors which lie along striated muscle fibres
Muscle sternocle, английский
A muscle in the neck, running from the breastbone to the mastoid process
Muscle wasting, английский
A condition in which the muscles lose weight and become thin
Muscles, английский
Voluntary, английский
- Добровольный
- Книжн. добровольная работа; добровольный акт сторонник принципа добровольности соло на органе (до, во время или после церковной службы) vol – vul
Voluntary accomulation plan, английский
Voluntary accumulation plan, английский
Arrangement allowing shareholders of a mutual fund to purchase shares over a period of time on a regular basis, and in so doing take advantage of dollar cost averaging.
Voluntary admission, английский
The process of taking someone into a psychiatric hospital with the person’s consent
Voluntary airport low emission, английский
Voluntary appearance, английский
Voluntary bankruptcy, английский
The process where the debtor petitions the court for bankruptcy protection. also see involuntary bankruptcy.
Voluntary benefits, английский
- Programs offered to and paid by employees
- Programs offered to and paid by employees extra benefits or discounted services offered to employees with little extra cost to the employer. examples include additional life insurance, gym memberships, and concierge services wwage band
- Voluntary benefits are employee benefits paid for by the employee rather than the employer
- Voluntary benefits are benefits that an employer can provide to employees that are not required to be offered by law.
- Benefits that are paid for by the employee through payroll deductions. the employer pays for administration. examples of these benefits include life insurance, dental, vision, disability income, auto insurance, long-term care coverage, medical supplement plans and homeowners insurance.
Voluntary charge, английский
A document delivered with the purser`s accounts respecting provisions.
Voluntary deposit, английский
Controlled, английский
- Управляемый; регулируемый
- Управляемый
- Подконтрольный (о предприятиях)
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Extrinsic muscle, английский
A muscle which is some way away from the part of the body which it operates
Hyoglossus, английский
A muscle which is attached to the hyoid bone and depresses the tongue
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