n This HTML5 player is not supported by your browser contraintes
génér. shoot ; appendix ; outgrowth ; ramification ; sprout ; sucker ; rame ; snag ; spur (на крыле или лапе у птиц, тж. spur shoot) ; offshoot ; sprig ; spring (aschist ; rootlet ; slip ; pip ; embranchment (ssn ; branch (оленьих рогов) ; branched (оленьих рогов) ; come ; come in ; sprit agric., makar. stool agrochim. spring (растения) ; sprout (растения) ; spray (растения) anat. apophysis ; processus (на поверхности кости – Остеология Natalya Rovina ; condyle (кости) ; process (на кости) autom. branch ; union ; pap biol. tine (рога) ; projection (клеточной мембраны Min$draV botan. tiller (от корня) ; offset (Громовая Екатерина ; tendril ; malleolus botan., makar. haustorium botan., obsol. radicle constr. deadleg (трубопровода) ; dead leg (трубопровода) ; run-out (трубопровода) ; spur (трубопровода) dial. tiller dérog. prick (в значении пенис Willie W. espac. curved glass tube expansion chamber end (трубки указателя крена) Gruzovik, techn. tapping génie m., obsol. outlet ; set-off géol. apophyse ; process ; projection hydrob. arm (иглокожих) ; runner immun. tail (фага) jard. provine jard., makar. piping makar. flush ; off-shoot ; wing ; pip (трубы) math. twig (graph theory) milit., techn. offset médias. tail-piece ; tap ; tapper médic. appendage ; calcar ; excrescence ; branching ; crest ; arm métall. setoff naut. leg obsol. sect ; slive ; sprunt ; surcle sylv. browse ; chit ; sliver ; extension ; spray techn. protuberance (essence ; spur techn., obsol. feet lug ; lug ; lug on an axle ; swelling on an axle transp. foot lug véhic. branch piece électr. collateral géol. arms médic. appendices ; processes techn., obsol. multiple branch ; stool chass. point (The points on a buck are the individual tines of the buck's antlers. This is often used as a way to describe the maturity and size of the deer. In some areas, wildlife management agencies have instituted "point limits," meaning that bucks must have a certain number of points in order to be taken. These point limits usually refer to the points on one antler only, and they are designed to keep deer populations strong. • a ten point buck Olya34 makar. arms
