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71àrea — (ареал, область распространения | aire | Area | area | àrea) Лингвистический ареал – область распространения данного факта или совокупности фактов; см. изоглосса …
72area — 1. [TA] Any circumscribed surface or space. 2. All of the part supplied by a given artery or nerve. 3. A part of an organ having a special function, as the motor a. of the brain. SEE ALSO …
73area — gross contact area net contact area vehicle area …
74area — noun 1) an inner city area Syn: district, region, zone, sector, quarter, precinct; locality, locale, neighborhood, parish, patch; tract, belt; informal neck of the woods, turf 2) specific areas of scientific knowledge …
75area — ar•e•a [[t]ˈɛər i ə[/t]] n. pl. ar•e•as 1) an extent of space or surface: the dark areas in the painting[/ex] 2) a geographical region: the Chicago area[/ex] 3) a section reserved for a specific function: the dining area[/ex] 4) extent; range;… …
76area — noun /æriə,eriə/ a) A measure of the extent of a planar region, or of the surface of a solid; it is measured in square units The photo is a little dark in that area. b) A particular geographic region. The plans are a bit vague in that area …
77Área 51 — El Área 51 es una sección de terreno dentro de una base militar estadounidense al sur de Nevada, aparentemente contiene instalaciones donde se prueban aeronaves secretas. Se le conoce también como Watertown, Dreamland, Groom Lake, Rancho Paraíso …
78área — (f) (Básico) parte de espacio y su extensión que está entre unos límites Ejemplos: Este parque de atracciones famoso ocupa un área de 650 mil metros cuadrados. Han empezado a reconstruir el área afectada por el terremoto …
79Area — A̲rea [aus lat. area, Gen.: areae = freier Platz, Fläche] w; , A̲reae: anatom. Bez. für: umschriebener Bezirk (eines Organs). A̲rea acụstica: = Area vestibularis. A̲rea cọch|leae: Bezirk am Grund des inneren Gehörgangs, durch den die Fasern des …
80area — [16] Area is a direct borrowing from Latin ārea, which simply meant ‘level piece of open ground, particularly one not built on in a city’. An alternative sense of the Latin word, ‘place where grain is threshed’, has suggested to some etymologists …
