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Перевод: camphor

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Тезаурус:

1. Santa shivered when Suzanne wrapped his body in cold, clammy bandages which had been pre-soaked in a solution of menthol, camphor, marine algae and alcohol.
2. That could change on a technicality if, as seems likely, Aliysa is disqualified from first place in the Oaks for having traces of camphor in her system.
3. Camphor .
4. Soon they were passing through a domed concourse, ruddily lit and scented with smouldering camphor - then through another.
5. One common group of soil bacteria, the pseudomonads, carry plasmids enabling them to metabolise exotic chemicals such as toluene, camphor or oil hydrocarbons, as well as plasmids coding for drug resistance.
6. The ladies in the billiard room kept a small fire of smashed furniture smouldering by the window and occasionally burned camphor in an attempt to palliate this tormenting odour.
7. The viscera were then returned to the cavity together with a substantial quantity of camphor, nitre and resin.
8. He found his father's suits, carefully folded and smelling even now of camphor, and his mother's wedding dress, the silk rotting and the lace yellow with age.
9. Junks laden with tea, wood and camphor soon transformed this sleepy backwater into the marketplace of South East Asia under the watchful eye of Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles; today Singapore is considered the place to purchase that Cartier wristwatch at a real snip.
10. Physicians harnessed the powerful germicidal properties of essential oils by disinfecting their bodies and their clothes with a pleasing mixture of sandalwood, camphor and rosewater.
11. From their travels in the Far East, they brought back many potent aromatics which included sandalwood, cassia, camphor, nutmeg, myrrh and cloves.
12. Then, having sewn up the body and filled the outlets with camphor, it was well washed, thoroughly dried and rubbed with fragrant oils - in the case of Maria Van Butchell this last act was done by her husband on 12 February 1775.
13. An indiarubber folding bath, an Etna or small spirit kettle, and a bottle of spirits; some tea and a little sugar; a bath towel or two; an air cushion, or a pillow; a small drinking-cup and flask; soap; a pot of Leibig or Bovril; matches and candles; medicine; some potted meat for sandwiches; insect powder and mosquito netting; vaseline, lipsalve, camphor, sal volatile, seidlitz powders, mustard leaves, chlorodyne, and eau de cologne.