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I . si·phon [ˈsaɪfən] N

1. siphon (bent pipe):

siphon
sesalna natega f
siphon
sifon m

2. siphon Brit (soda siphon):

siphon
sifon m

II . si·phon [ˈsaɪfən] VB trans

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siphon
črpati [perf izčrpati]

siphon off VB trans

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1. siphon (remove):

siphon
izčrpati

2. siphon FIN:

siphon money
odštevati [perf odšteti]
siphon profits
pobrati

ˈsoda si·phon N

soda siphon
sifon m za sodavico

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It draws in water through one siphon and expels it through the other.
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However, examination of fossil mecopterans show they had siphon feeding apparatus that could fertilize early gymnosperms by feeding on their nectar and pollen.
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They do not have enough fuel to travel the whole way, so they stop by an abandoned car hoping to siphon some.
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The translucent tunic encloses a fluid-filled body with irregular bulges and two inconspicuous siphons.
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Nonetheless, siphons were versatile and effective if well-built and well-maintained.
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The water then emerges through the exhalant siphon.
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The two siphons are short but are completely divided and the foot is large.
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The principle of the siphon has also been attributed to him.
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Certain septic tank designs include siphons or other methods of increasing the volume and velocity of outflow to the drainage field.
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A slow match for flame throwing mechanisms using the siphon principle and for fireworks and rockets are mentioned.
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