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Перевод: sinus

[существительное]
пазуха ; синус ; свищ

Тезаурус:

1. The earless lizards of the southwestern United States have a large, blood-filled sinus in their heads which, when they pop their heads out of a cave, becomes heated by the Sun and can be distributed throughout the body.
2. This is helpful to those who suffer from catarrh or sinus congestion.
3. Graf never blamed her upsets on family problems, flu, food poisoning, sinus trouble and a variety of other problems.
4. James Zinreich and colleagues at Johns Hopkins Medical Institution in Baltimore have used the sensor arm successfully in five operations to remove deep-seated brain tumours, and they are now adapting the system for sinus surgery.
5. To go out well-dressed, he checked his appearance in the mirror, and so draped the toga on his body that a graceful knot gathered the folds, arranging them not randomly but with care, so that the sinus was composed to flow down the side, defining its outline.
6. He is dressed in a toga with sinus and umbo .
7. Homoeopathy did not help him either but at his third visit he commented that he did not know which came first, his sinus problem or his depression.
8. Although sinus surgery using a fibre-optic endoscope inserted through the nostril to see inside the sinus has become commonplace, the small size of the endoscope restricts the surgeon's field of view to between 1 and 2 centimetres.
9. The mention of a sinus problem suggested a possible allergy and he was put on a simple allergy-exclusion diet consisting of lamb, pears and water for five days.
10. This was a lady of 50 who came with chronic sinusitis, so severely blocked in fact that X-rays showed black over the frontal sinus.
11. The noise thus created is thought to be passed up the animal's windpipe and into the sinus cavities of the skull, where it resonates to produce the purring sound.
12. Baker suggests three possible reasons why human sinus bones should be naturally magnetic.
13. A new way of wearing the toga was developed, hitching the voluminous garment off the ground with a long fold (the sinus) below the right arm.