Trepan
121volador — adj y s I. 1 Que vuela o sirve para volar: platos voladores, el maletín volador, palo volador 2 Juego de los voladores Juego de los antiguos mexicanos, que practicaban en algunas ceremonias rituales, principalmente en honor del dios del fuego… …
122trephination — 1874, from trephine (v.), 1804, from trephine (n.), 1620s, said to be from L. tres fines “three ends,” with form apparently influenced by TREPAN (Cf. trepan). Related: Trephining …
123snare — n 1. trap, gin, springe, Archaic. trepan, deadfall, pitfall; noose; net, seine, meshes, v 2. trap, entangle, enmesh, Archaic. trepan; inveigle, take in, hoodwink, ensnare. See ensnare …
124trap — I n 1. pitfall, deadfall; snare, gin, net; mine, booby trap, man trap. 2. device, ploy, artifice, stratagem, wile, subterfuge, ruse, trick, Archaic. trepan; lure, decoy, bait, hook, Sl. come on; ambush, ambuscade, Obs. ambuscado. 3.Slang. mouth,… …
125ἀπρίωτον — ἀπρί̱ωτον , ἀπρίωτος without the use of the trepan masc/fem acc sg ἀπρί̱ωτον , ἀπρίωτος without the use of the trepan neut nom/voc/acc sg …
126медицинский трепан — трепан Одно или многолезвийный медицинский инструмент для вырезания мягких тканей при вращательно поступательном рабочем движении. [ГОСТ 25725 89] Тематики инструменты медицинские Синонимы трепан EN medical trepan DE medizinischer Trepan …
127trephine — n. & v. n. an improved form of trepan with a guiding centre pin. v.tr. operate on with this. Derivatives: trephination n. Etymology: orig. trafine, f. L tres fines three ends, app. formed after TREPAN …
128tre|pan — tre|pan1 «trih PAN», noun, verb, panned, pan|ning. –n. 1. an early form of the trephine. 2. a boring instrument, used for sinking shafts. –v.t. 1. = trephine. (Cf. ↑trephine) 2. to bore through with a trepan; cut a disk out of with a trepan or… …
