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словесный
veraltetes Wort, das nur noch in Wendungen verwendet wird
OpenDict entry
fossil word N
I. fos·sil [ˈfɒsəl, Am ˈfɑ:-] N
1. fossil GEOL:
Fossil nt <-s, -si̱·li·en>
2. fossil pej inf (person):
Fossil nt <-s, -si̱·li·en>
II. fos·sil [ˈfɒsəl, Am ˈfɑ:-] ADJ attr, inv
I. word [wɜ:d, Am wɜ:rd] N
1. word (unit of language):
Wort nt <-(e)s, -e [o. Wörter]>
in sb's own words
2. word no pl:
Unterredung f <-, -en>
to have a word with sb [about sth]
mit jdm [über etw acc] sprechen
[zu etw dat] ein paar Worte sagen
3. word no pl:
Nachricht f <-, -en>
Mitteilung f <-, -en>
word gets around [or about] [or Brit round]
[the] word is out [that] ...
to get word of sth [from sb]
etw [von jdm] erfahren
to have [or hear]word that ...
4. word no pl (order):
Kommando nt <-s, -s>
Befehl m <-(e)s, -e>
5. word (remark):
Bemerkung f <-, -en>
Warnung f <-, -en>
6. word no pl (promise):
Wort nt <-(e)s, -e [o. Wörter]>
Versprechen nt <-s, ->
my word is my bond form hum
to give [sb] one's word that ...
7. word no pl (statement of facts):
Wort nt <-(e)s, -e [o. Wörter]>
to take sb's word for it [that ...]
jdm glauben, dass ...
8. word (lyrics):
Text m <-(e)s, -e>
Phrases:
sich acc mit jdm streiten
to have a quick word in sb's ear Brit
my word! [or old upon my word]
to put in a good word for sb/sth [with sb]
[bei jdm] ein gutes Wort für jdn/etw einlegen
II. word [wɜ:d, Am wɜ:rd] VB trans
to word sth
to word sth document
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word N
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word N
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word N
Present
Iword
youword
he/she/itwords
weword
youword
theyword
Past
Iworded
youworded
he/she/itworded
weworded
youworded
theyworded
Present Perfect
Ihaveworded
youhaveworded
he/she/ithasworded
wehaveworded
youhaveworded
theyhaveworded
Past Perfect
Ihadworded
youhadworded
he/she/ithadworded
wehadworded
youhadworded
theyhadworded
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Many produce shells or skeletons, which may be quite complex in structure, and these make up the vast majority of protozoan fossils.
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The fossil specimens already bear strong resemblance to the modern genera.
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It is possible that these eggs represent a new basic group of fossil eggs.
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A further 12 species are known from fossils.
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Dinosaur remains are among the fossils that have been recovered from the formation, although none have yet been referred to a specific genus.
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