English to Maori Meaning of plasm - plasm

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Definitions of plasm in English

Noun(1) the protoplasm of the germ cells that contains chromosomes and genes(2) the colorless watery fluid of the blood and lymph that contains no cells, but in which the blood cells (erythrocytes, leukocytes, and thrombocytes

Examples of plasm in English

(1) The snorting of the horse, the plash of hooves in the stream, the light above a dark ridge line, the twitter of birds and insects in the brush, almost (but not quite) transcend the Hollywood platitudes.(2) The whole picture reverberates with the rustle and ripple and bank-caught plash of water.(3) You can almost hear the whispers and the plash of water against stone.(4) I don't remember hearing the tell-tale plash of water today.(5) Steve heard the rasp of oar-locks and the faint plash of a leisurely moving boat.(6) the plash of the fountain(7) Osage orange and some other plants are plashed ; that is, the plants are set at an angle rather than perpendicularly, and they are wired together obliquely in such a way that they make an impenetrable barrier just above the surface of the ground.(8) When hawthorn, blackthorn or firethorn were plashed in a hedge, they formed a difficult defensive hedge that acted as an obstacle to an attacking force.(9) I ride fast trying to avoid water and deep muddy plashes .(10) The plashy fens of the pathogen are a fertile habitat for flat-footed doom-mongers.(11) On the plashy banks of the Housatonic River in northern Connecticut one morning last week, two fishermen looked up with scowls as a hiker with a rucksack and a brown duffle shaped like an oversized golf bag broke through the woods with a noise loud enough to scare every trout within 50 yd.(12) As he became more awake, his senses became alert to another sound; that of gurgling, plashing water.(13) Quietly the boats were launched, plashing outwards towards that blue light that shimmered starlike in the blackness.(14) Manga's familiar marks - the ramjet speed lines, the plashy globular peepers, the buckets of gore, - are merely the crumbs of an old and highly developed art form.(15) If livestock containment was the priority, this usually meant that the hedge would be laid or plashed every 5 to 10 (or even 20) years, in order to reduce its overall bulk and increase its density.(16) Carefully picking his way through the sodden hillocks of grass, rather deep plashes and large stones strewn over the landscape, he soon noticed that his horse had wandered back and was taking an interest in his movements.

Related Phrases of plasm

(1) germ plasm ::

plasm iroriki

Related Phrases of plasm

(1) germ plasm ::

plasm iroriki

Synonyms

Noun

1. germ plasm ::

plasm iroriki

English to Maori Dictionary: plasm

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English to Maori Dictionary: plasm

Meaning and definitions of plasm, translation in Maori language for plasm with similar and opposite words. Also find spoken pronunciation of plasm in Maori and in English language.

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