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Перевод: organ

[существительное]
`орган ; орг`ан ; часть тела; пенис ; голос ; учреждение; печатный `орган; газета

Тезаурус:

1. Generally, the mind, through its sensory indriyas, provides the patterns which - mirrored in the input characteristics and design features of both brain and the physical sense organ themselves - automatically selects and sorts the incoming sensory signals into what the mind is expecting.
2. They have set great store by congregational singing, preferably with organ accompaniment, and donated these instruments to schools and other institutions.
3. Of the same date as the vaulting in the nave are the organ and many of the side altars decorated in black and gold.
4. From behind the screen curtains an organ played a jolly tune.
5. "It's the organ and our songwriting, the way we play," says Craig.
6. Travel sickness is known to be the result of repetitive movements on the organ of balance in the inner-ear, but very little is known about the types of movements responsible and the types of people who suffer most.
7. The Inspirals have come a long way from 1989's full-tilt three-minute organ romp early days.
8. It is the organ of perception , for if we remembered nothing we could perceive nothing.
9. If, for example, a person fails to respond to natural treatment and is in a great deal of discomfort, or in life or death situations (road accidents, congenital organ dysfunction, and so forth) drug intervention may be vital.
10. A console he played on is preserved, without its organ, at St Michael's Church.
11. Both Haydn and Mozart played the organ here.
12. In 1968 the lady was traced to her home in Paris where Rasputin's splendid organ was still intact and resembling a well-ripened banana about a foot in length.
13. Particular stress was laid on subscriptions to Rabochii put' , the guberniia party and Soviet organ.