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Перевод: beetle

[прилагательное]
выступающий; нависший;
[существительное]
жук ; таракан ; трамбовка ; баба молота [тех.] ; кувалда ;
[глагол]
трамбовать; дробить; разминать; выступать; выдаваться; нависать

Тезаурус:

1. This subject may send shivers down your spine, but you are right to be alarmed, for whether it is the lowly woodworm or the dreaded deathwatch beetle, whether it is dry rot or wet rot, all weaken the structural timbers of a dwelling.
2. A central computer tells them where to go, calculating the shortest routes and making sure they don't crash into each other as they beetle along at a brisk 5 to 6 kilometres per hour.
3. No good for propagating beetle genes, but a cornucopia for Nosema parasites.
4. Beetle larvae and adults usually occupy different habitats and rely on different food supplies.
5. We can predict it simply from our reasoning that both the beetle genes and the bacterial genes will take whatever steps lie in their power to engineer the same future events - events favourable to the propagation of beetle eggs.
6. Similarly, some species of Chironomyces , common on the aquatic beetle family Dytiscidae, often occur around the row of hairs on the outer margins of the insect's hard anterior wings.
7. In 1954 he completed the restoration of the chapel, which was ravaged by death-watch beetle.
8. It may act as a decoy, its bright yellow flowers attracting the beetle away from your beans.
9. They have been in limbo since the demise of the Beetle chassis, reduced to fitting air dams and wide wheels on to standard car bodies.
10. Flick over a crisp, curled leaf and out prances a black hunting spider, or a green tiger beetle scuttling for the obscurity of darkness, or a wolf spider abroad with her cubs.
11. Novo Nordisk's pesticide Novodor FC, based on a subspecies of Bacillus thuringiensis, is highly specific and controls the larvae of the Colorado beetle without harming non-target insects or animals that feed on them.
12. After the grubs have eaten extensive "galleries" in the wood over a period of years, with the resultant dust being emitted in bun-shaped pellets, the larva enters a pupal stage lasting three to six weeks and emerges as a fully grown beetle.
13. Giantism in beetle larvae is an extended phenotypic effect of protozoan genes.