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Перевод: semen

[существительное]
семя; сперма

Тезаурус:

1. He says it must be significant that when, in the 1970s, semen from top British Friesian bulls was used in Norway along with Holstein semen from Canada and USA, the British Friesian had no impact on the population.
2. The man who has an emission of semen (other than the ejaculation into the woman's vagina) is subjected to the same laws of purification as the menstruating woman (Lev.
3. In Starlust , Fred and Judy Vermoral suggest a life of pop as a flood of tears, semen, saliva, love-juice, breath, sweat, fantasies of licking whipped cream out of Clem Burke of Blondie's bum.
4. It was reduced to only two dozen cows during the 1970s but a breed society was formed in 1984 and numbers have increased to about 100, with a large bank of frozen semen; it remains severely endangered.
5. According to Aristotle, the male semen provides the formative power that shapes the foetus, mentally and physically.
6. The only compensation for the adult male is that these feats are generally lost when the orgasm is accompanied with ejaculation of semen.
7. He had begun to have wet dreams; early in the morning, he would find his thighs soaked with semen beneath his nightshirt.
8. Since the same argument applies to in vitro fertilization by donor, which the Committee recommended should be available on a properly organized basis, the case against surrogacy continues as follows: "Further the intrusion is worse than in the case of AID, since the contribution of the carrying mother is greater, more intimate and personal, than the contribution of a semen donor.
9. It involves five or six visits to a clinic or hospital for key investigations which include blood tests, semen analysis, an ultrasound examination and a minor operation to check that the woman's tubes are clear.
10. Since spermatozoa in ejaculated semen are not yet able to penetrate the egg, the spermatozoa have to undergo careful treatment in the laboratory to achieve the maturation which normally occurs in the female reproductive tract.
11. It was Galen in the second century AD who invented the term gonorrhoea (from = semen and = to flow), his view being that the discharge was an involuntary loss of sperm.
12. It has all the latest technology to help childless couples, but not enough first-class semen.
13. Since he believed the embryo was formed from the menstrual blood by the male dynamic in the semen it was clear to him that preformation must be excluded.