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Перевод: gem

[аббревиатура]
транспортное средство на воздушной подушке;
[существительное]
драгоценный камень; самоцвет ; драгоценность ; жемчужина ; гемма ; пресная сдобная булочка;
[глагол]
украшать драгоценными камнями

Тезаурус:

1. Doubling up on "lethal genes" - by making a GEM both frost susceptible and ultraviolet light sensitive - is a belt and braces approach.
2. There are so many bacteria everywhere that picking out a GEM is a bit like looking for a candle amongst Blackpool's illumination.
3. Silly Lee, you look wonderful, you are a gem - why do you tarnish yourself by mixing with trash?"
4. This is Hell's Cauldron, a scenic gem.
5. Sturdier looking and about 5in high, miniature daffodils "Little Beauty" (white and yellow) and "Little Gem" (yellow) are like scaled-down versions of their full-sized cousins.
6. This is a cracking links - a hidden gem of British golf with a homeward loop (3,240 yards form the medal tees) that will curl your hair.
7. When you visit you'll wonder why such a gem of a village always seems so uncrowded and peaceful.
8. Engineering a time delayed "lethal gene" into a GEM to give it a finite life - making it sensitive to low air temperatures so that frost kills it - is one way.
9. The second was a gem:
10. As such, it remains a gem for the landscape-conscious historian.
11. Radishes sprint to maturity in three to four weeks after sowing; lettuces such as "Little Gem" mature from six to 13 weeks while spring onions and baby beetroot can be ready for the salad bowl in as little as eight.
12. This GEM - like most bacteria - isn't the smooth cell shape that it looks.
13. Aston Villa have raided the Caribbean for an 18-year-old striker that their manager Graham Taylor calls "a little gem".