urine
21urine — For centuries, diagnosing illness by observing the patient s urine was standard medical procedure, and folk healers and *cunning men continued doing so, especially for suspected *witchcraft. It had an essential role in a common type of… …
22urine — [14] Urine comes via Old French urine from Latin ūrīna, which may be related to Greek oúron ‘urine’ (source of English urea [19], ureter [16], urethra [17], and uric [18]) and Sanskrit varsa ‘rain’. Urinal [13] comes from the late Latin… …
23urine — [14] Urine comes via Old French urine from Latin ūrīna, which may be related to Greek oúron ‘urine’ (source of English urea [19], ureter [16], urethra [17], and uric [18]) and Sanskrit varsa ‘rain’. Urinal [13] comes from the late Latin… …
24urine — (n.f.) Pour certains adeptes, l urine est l élément essentiel d une pratique sexuelle que l on nomme douche dorée ou golden shower . *** Chez les mammifères, l’urine est porteuse de phéromones* et joue un rôle direct dans l’attraction sexuelle.… …
25urine — n. the fluid excreted by the kidneys, which contains many of the body s waste products. It is the major route by which the end products of nitrogen metabolism – urea, uric acid, and creatinine – are excreted. The other major constituent is sodium …
26urine — n. [L. urina, urine] A solution of various waste products …
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28urine — [[t]jʊ͟ərɪn[/t]] N UNCOUNT Urine is the liquid that you get rid of from your body when you go to the toilet …
29urine — šlapimas statusas T sritis ekologija ir aplinkotyra apibrėžtis Skystis, kurį išskiria žmogaus ir stuburinių gyvūnų inkstai. Gaminasi iš kraujo, kuris filtruojasi per inkstų kūnelių kapiliarų sieneles. Susideda iš vandens (urine96 %), druskų… …
30urine — Fluid containing water and waste products. Urine is made by the kidneys, stored in the bladder, and leaves the body through the urethra …
