Все Английские слова с переводом на Русский язык - страница 143

Someone who does not accept society's normal ideas and ways of living, and is interested in ideas that existed before modern scientific and economic theories

The length of time that a person has lived or a thing has existed.

Grow old or older.

A very long time

Loss of the sense of taste; = ageustia .

†a substance that causes ageusia (obsolete rare); a person affected with ageusia.

Of or relating to ageusia; affected with ageusia.

= ageusia .

A heap of stones and earth, an earthwork, mound, or embankment; (archaeology) the raised rampart of a roman camp; the raised part of a roman road or causeway, with ditches on either side.

A heap of stones and earth, an earthwork, mound, or embankment; (archaeology) the raised rampart of a roman camp; the raised part of a roman road or causeway, with ditches on either side.

An agriculturalist, specifically a student at an agricultural college. frequently (and in earliest use): a member of a sports team from such a college; (in plural) the team itself.

Of or belonging to an aggy or aggies; relating to an agricultural college, department, team, etc.

An agriculturalist, specifically a student at an agricultural college. frequently (and in earliest use): a member of a sports team from such a college; (in plural) the team itself.

Of or belonging to an aggy or aggies; relating to an agricultural college, department, team, etc.

A process of modernization of the policies and institutions of the roman catholic church, initiated by the second vatican council (1962–5).

A process of modernization of the policies and institutions of the roman catholic church, initiated by the second vatican council (1962–5).

Collect or form into a mass or group.

A mass or collection of things.

Collected or formed into a mass.

Collect or form into a mass or group.

A mass or collection of things.

Collected or formed into a mass.

Collect or form into a mass or group.

A mass or collection of things.

Collected or formed into a mass.

Of the nature of an agglomerate.

Collect or form into a mass or group.

A mass or collection of things.

Collected or formed into a mass.

A mass or collection of things; an assemblage.

A mass or collection of things; an assemblage.

Something that causes or promotes agglomeration, especially an apparatus or device, or (occasionally) a binding substance.

The quality or property of being agglutinable; the extent to which cells, bacteria, etc., are agglutinable.

Able to undergo agglutination; involved in or responsible for agglutination.

That causes agglutination; that glues, binds, or unites; agglutinative; agglutinating.

An adhesive, a glue.

Firmly stick or be stuck together to form a mass.

Firmly stick or be stuck together to form a mass.

Firmly stuck together to form a mass.

Firmly stick or be stuck together to form a mass.