esponja
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| caucho
| esponja | |
| health. | sponge |
| industr. construct. | terry towelling |
| med. | sponge |
| nat.sc. agric. | vaginal sponge |
| esponjar | |
| agric. construct. | disturb; loosen |
| esponjas | |
| environ. | poriferan; poriferan; poriferans |
| nat.sc. agric. | sponges |
| DAS | |
| microbiol. | diacetoxyscirpenol |
| DEN | |
| stat. | normal equivalent deviate |
| de | |
| gen. | to pay attention to; at the expense of; to be surprised at; out of; from |
| inet. | From: |
| dele | |
| commun. | dele |
| caucho | |
| bot. | rubber plant; rubber tree |
| chem. | caoutchouc |
| pack. | rubber; gum; ebonite |
| tech. | elastic gum |
noun | verb | to phrases
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| sponges (Spongidae) | |||
| sponges not for surgical use (que no sean para uso quirúrgico) | |||
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| terry towelling | |||
| sponge (spongia) | |||
| vaginal sponge | |||
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| poriferan The sponges, a phylum of the animal kingdom characterized by the presence of canal systems and chambers through which water is drawn in and released; tissues and organs are absent; poriferan; poriferans (Porifera) | |||
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| sponge | |||
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| to disturb; to loosen | |||
| Spanish thesaurus | |||
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| suner | |||
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esponja : 105 phrases in 24 subjects |