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Meanings of mounted specimen in English
Animal or part of an animal preserved for scientific use.
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Examples for "specimen"
Examples for "specimen"
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He couldn't quite believe that this rank-smelling specimen was his former master.
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I didn't explain the source of the specimen, and they didn't ask.
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No cases were admitted to hospital at the time of specimen collection.
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The last song may be given in the vernacular as a specimen:
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The other morning I overheard the nurse talking to this particular specimen.
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She remembered the confrontation across the wall, the way he'd stared at her as though she was a zoological specimen.
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These striking zoological specimens at once introduce the visitor to
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Having examined these zoological specimens, the visitor should proceed on his way east to
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All three were enclosed, like zoological specimens, in a cage formed by a high counter terminating in brass bars.
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Ever present to us, was the apprehension of some sudden disaster from the extraordinary zoological specimens we almost hourly passed.
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The rooms are fantastic and, among the artefacts, mounted animal heads and ornate furniture are photographs of the many celebrities who have stayed there.
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Nothing gives a mounted animal a more trampish, disreputable appearance than slouchy, run over feet with toes that don't seem to be on the job.
Usage of mounted specimen in English
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The preparation of a suitable setting for almost any mounted specimen will add greatly to its attractiveness.
Translations for mounted specimen
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