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Bone, английский
- The hard connective tissue forming the substance of the skeleton of most vertebrates, composed of a collagen-rich organic matrix impregnated with calcium, phosphate, and other minerals
- Г. бон; см. апnaba
- 1. calcified connective tissue 2. one of the calcified pieces of connective tissue which make the skeleton there are several small bones in the human ear. see illustration at synovial joint in supplement bone structure 1. the system of jointed bones forming the body 2. the arrangement of the various components of a bone comment: bones are formed of a hard outer layer (compact bone) which is made up of a series of layers of tissue (haversian systems) and a softer inner part (cancellous bone or spongy bone) which contains bone marrow.
- Hueso
- [1] the white foam or spray thrown out under the bow of a fast-moving vessel, which is said to “have a bone in her teeth.” [2] 18th century rn slang for pilfer, steal or scrounge. the word comes from the name of the boatswain in admiral cornwallis’s flagship, who became notorious for making good deficiencies in his stores by stealing from other ships. the admiral is reported to have said after one such
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Lĭber, латинский
Cŏrpus, латинский
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