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Meanings of mast in English

Russian
тучная клетка
Portuguese
labrócitos
Spanish
células cebadas
Catalan
mastòcit
Wikidata

Granulated cells found in almost all tissues.

        Related terms
        тучная клетка
        Russian
        телебашня
        Portuguese
        torres e antenas de rádio
        Catalan
        torre de radiodifusió
        Spanish
        torres de telecomunicaciones
        Wikidata

        Tall structure designed to support antennas.

              телебашня
              Russian
              мачта
              Portuguese
              mastro
              Catalan
              pal
              Spanish
              palo
              Wikidata

              Pole of wood, metal or lightweight materials used in the rigging of a sailing vessel to carry or support its sail.

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                      мачта

                      Other organization in Kawasaki, Japan.

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                            Usage of mast in English
                            1
                            The bambu set up is the mast; the leaf is the sail.
                            A Little Book of Filipino Riddles
                            2
                            Thy stature is less than mine; keep to the mast; I walk.
                            The World's Greatest Books — Volume 07 — Fiction
                            3
                            The boat leapt into hollows in which the sail slapped the mast.
                            The Frozen Pirate
                            4
                            Bjarne was tall and grave, like the weather-beaten fir-trees in his mast-forest.
                            Tales from Two Hemispheres
                            5
                            Timber land: surveying the damage to the mast when they made landfall.
                            The Guardian
                            6
                            Background: Basophils and mast cells contribute to the development of allergic reactions.
                            Pubmed
                            7
                            The two sleepers had woke in time to cling to the mast.
                            O. T., A Danish Romance
                            8
                            The flag will continue to be flown at half-mast until further notice.
                            Radio NZ
                            9
                            The proinflammatory function of JNK1 requires bone marrow-derived cells, particularly mast cells.
                            Pubmed
                            10
                            Heavy forest seeding, or mast, is anticipated to increase the pest population.
                            Radio NZ
                            11
                            The colours of the corvette hung from the mast motionless and inert.
                            The Moon-Voyage
                            12
                            Objective: The mast cell subtype of two patients with mastocytosis was investigated.
                            Pubmed
                            13
                            US flags flew at half-mast on each side of the court building.
                            The South African
                            14
                            Fasten the throat of sail tight to the top of the mast.
                            St. Nicholas Magazine for Boys and Girls, Vol. 5, January 1878, ...
                            15
                            So the lateen sail was hoisted on the mast of the pirogue.
                            Eight Hundred Leagues on the Amazon
                            16
                            The jigger-mast was cut in two and flew upward like a pipe-stem.
                            The Wing-and-Wing; Or, Le Feu-Follet