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Перевод: secrete

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выделять; укрывать; прятать

Тезаурус:

1. Duncan, Bert and I were to secrete ourselves behind the curtains along with Aspel, who was to demonstrate the trick with the help of his three "assistants".
2. Some groups within the coelenterates have developed the ability to secrete a hard skeleton, of which by far the most important are the corals (Class Anthozoa).
3. Some men with permanently limp members may suffer from an inability to secrete nitric oxide, and researchers are now trying to develop a treatment which would stimulate its production.
4. The pituitary (located at the base of the brain) is the "master gland" whose hormones stimulate endocrine glands elsewhere in the body to secrete their own hormones.
5. Some secrete their own granules.
6. In culture, the cells are not exposed to the factors that cells in the spleen or marrow might secrete or other factors circulating in the blood.
7. Animals that are venomous secrete toxic matter and inject it by biting or stinging or by some other means.
8. A very few protozoans secrete skeletons of (for a single cell) gigantic size, and these also occur in such numbers that they form conspicuous and common fossils.
9. THE HIGHPOINT of the life of Jean-Louis Tixier-Vignancour came in 1968 when, against all odds, he saved the mutinous General Raoul Salan (head of the Organisation de L'Armee Secrete) from an expected death sentence for treason.
10. The cell's response to stimulation is to secrete norepinephrine; the amount secreted falls as the stimulation is repeated.
11. Most ants secrete noxious substances as a means of defence.
12. Toads are poisonous, too, but like the cobra they prefer not to use their poison except as a last resort, although for a different reason - their poison glands only secrete their lethal dose when the toad is bitten hard by an attacker, and for the toad this is leaving matters far too late, with serious injury a strong possibility.
13. As we grow older, our bodies secrete different pheromones, and consequently a favourite perfume of our youth may seem totally obnoxious to us in maturity.