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Huitième
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в PONS речника

tooth <pl teeth> [tu:θ, pl ti:θ] СЪЩ

1. tooth (in mouth):

tooth
Zahn м <-(e)s, Zähne>
to bare one's teeth
die Zähne fletschen
to brush one's teeth
die Zähne putzen
to fill a tooth
einen Zahn plombieren
to give sth teeth прен
etw дат Biss geben
to grind one's teeth
mit den Zähnen knirschen a. прен
to grit one's teeth
die Zähne zusammenbeißen
to have a tooth out [or Am pulled]
einen Zahn gezogen bekommen

2. tooth usu pl:

tooth of a comb
Zinke f <-, -n>
tooth of a saw
[Säge]zahn м
tooth of a cog
Zahn м eines Zahnrads

Phrases:

to cut one's teeth on sth
Erfahrungen bei etw дат sammeln
to cut one's teeth doing sth
in etw дат Erfahrung sammeln
to fight tooth and nail [to do sth]
mit aller Macht [um etw вин] kämpfen
to get one's teeth into sth
sich вин in etw вин hineinstürzen
in the teeth of sth
trotz einer S. род
to be [a bit] long in the tooth
in die Jahre gekommen sein
to set sb's teeth on edge
jdm den letzten Nerv rauben разг

toothed [tu:θt] ПРИЛ inv

toothed
mit Zähnen versehen
toothed
Zahn-
toothed leaf
gezähnt
toothed leaf
gezackt

sparse·ly [ˈspɑ:sli, Am ˈspɑ:r-] НРЧ

1. sparsely (thinly):

sparsely
spärlich
the plain is sparsely covered with some shrubs
in der Ebene wachsen nur hier und da ein paar Sträucher
to be sparsely populated
dünn besiedelt sein

2. sparsely (meagrely):

sparsely
dürftig
sparsely furnished
dürftig eingerichtet
Запис в OpenDict

tooth СЪЩ

clean your teeth in the morning after breakfast
reinigen Sie Ihre Zähne morgens nach dem Frühstück

"Биология"

sparsely toothed [ˌspɑːsliˈtuːθt] ПРИЛ

sparsely toothed
leicht gesägt

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The leaves are oval-acute, 1520 mm long, with an entire or sparsely toothed margin, dark green above, paler glaucous or purple-tinged below.
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The leaves of beech trees are entire or sparsely toothed, from 515 cm long and 410 cm broad.
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