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101stripe-faced fruit bat — Voleso vaisėdis šikšnosparnis statusas T sritis zoologija | vardynas taksono rangas rūšis atitikmenys: lot. Styloctenium wallacei angl. stripe faced fruit bat rus. крылан Уоллеса ryšiai: platesnis terminas – Voleso vaisėdžiai šikšnosparniai …
102stripe rust — noun : a rust of wheat, rye, barley, and other grasses caused by a fungus (Puccinia glumarum) that produces elongated yellow streaks of sori called also yellow rust, yellow stripe rust * * * Plant Pathol. a disease of wheat, barley, rye, and… …
103stripe — 1) a horizontal band of pigment, often along the flank of a fish and usually narrow (a bar is a vertical band of pigment; see also band) 2) a straight line of pigment, variable in width, and which may be oriented vertically, horizontally or… …
104stripe — 1. noun /stɹaɪp/ a) A long, straight region of a single colour. b) The badge worn by certain officers in the military or other forces.<!this definition could do with being improved 2 …
105stripe — 1. In anatomy, a streak, line, band, or stria. 2. In radiography, a linear opacity differing in density from the adjacent parts of the image; usually represents the tangential image of a planar …
106stripe — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. line, band, streak, belt, hash mark; class, ilk. See length, variegation. II (Roget s IV) n. Syn. line, division, strip, discoloration, varicolor, contrasting color, streak, border, decoration,… …
107stripe — A type of patterned ground; one of the alternating bands of fine and coarse surface material, or of rock or soil and vegetation covered ground, commonly found on steeper slopes. It is usually straight, but may be sinuous or branching.… …
108stripe — n a scar, especially as the result of a knife or razor slash …
109stripe — straɪp n. narrow band differing in color or texture from that which surrounds it; ribbon or strip of cloth indicating rank or length of service; sort, kind; stroke, blow (such as one made with a whip) v. mark with stripes, mark with narrow bands …
110stripe — 1) ripest 2) priest …
