Все Английские слова с переводом на Русский язык - страница 676

noun

An autonomous program on the internet or another network that can interact with systems or users.

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You can program your bot to store data in the database of your choice

abbreviation

(with reference to journal titles) botanic; botanical; botany.

noun

Originally: a measure of capacity for liquid, used especially in spain and portugal and varying according to locality and the nature of the contents. in later use: a large cask for wine or other liquids, the capacity of which varies according to the contents and locality.

noun

A garden, usually open to the public, where a wide range of plants are grown for scientific and educational purposes

noun

(in the us) a small shop that sells herbal and other traditional remedies, together with charms, incense, candles, and other items used for religious or spiritual purposes.

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He performed cleansing rituals at a botanica he owned in montebello

adjective

Relating to botany.

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Botanical specimens

noun

A substance obtained from a plant and used typically in medicinal or cosmetic products.

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Included under the act's definition of dietary supplements are such widely divergent substances as …

noun

(in the us) a small shop that sells herbal and other traditional remedies, together with charms, incense, candles, and other items used for religious or spiritual purposes.

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He performed cleansing rituals at a botanica he owned in montebello

verb

Study plants, especially in their natural habitat.

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I'd always be scheming to go birdwatching or botanizing

verb

Study plants, especially in their natural habitat.

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I'd always be scheming to go birdwatching or botanizing

verb

Study plants, especially in their natural habitat.

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I'd always be scheming to go birdwatching or botanizing

verb

Study plants, especially in their natural habitat.

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I'd always be scheming to go birdwatching or botanizing

noun

An expert in or student of the scientific study of plants.

Примеры использования:

A botanist announced he'd bred a new and beautiful variety of orchid

noun

An expert in or student of the scientific study of plants.

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A botanist announced he'd bred a new and beautiful variety of orchid

verb

Study plants, especially in their natural habitat.

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I'd always be scheming to go birdwatching or botanizing

verb

Study plants, especially in their natural habitat.

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I'd always be scheming to go birdwatching or botanizing

noun

A person who engages in the recording or study of plants.

verb

Study plants, especially in their natural habitat.

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I'd always be scheming to go birdwatching or botanizing

noun

Divination or fortune-telling using plants or their leaves, petals, etc.

noun

The scientific study of the physiology, structure, genetics, ecology, distribution, classification, and economic importance of plants.

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Modelling of plant growth and architecture relies on biological assumptions borrowed from botany an…

noun

Originally: a measure of capacity for liquid, used especially in spain and portugal and varying according to locality and the nature of the contents. in later use: a large cask for wine or other liquids, the capacity of which varies according to the contents and locality.

verb

Carry out (a task) badly or carelessly.

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He was accused of botching the job

noun

A bungled task.

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I've probably made a botch of things

phrasal verb

Make a mess of, destroy or ruin

verb

Carry out (a task) badly or carelessly.

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He was accused of botching the job

noun

A bungled task.

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I've probably made a botch of things

adjective

(of a task) carried out badly or carelessly.

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A botched attempt to steal a car

verb

Carry out (a task) badly or carelessly.

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He was accused of botching the job

adverb

With clumsy alterations or additions.

noun

Poor or clumsy workmanship. also as a count noun: something produced by a botcher; a mess; a shambles.

noun

Poor or clumsy workmanship. also as a count noun: something produced by a botcher; a mess; a shambles.