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Meanings of perforate in English
Usage of perforate in English
1
The stars in this specimen are more numerous, and do not perforate.
2
Casks of wood are unsuited for African travel; small beetles perforate them.
3
They perforate the nose and ears, and put various ornaments into them.
4
Working steadily over the next five minutes, he continued to perforate the ceiling.
5
By 1912, however, pianists would mark or perforate the roll as they performed.
6
In human erythrocytes, malaria parasites perforate their enclosing erythrocyte membrane shortly before egress.
7
Long live the railway, and may it perforate the Alexandra District!'
8
Wasps and other allied insects also perforate for nectar.
9
They hatch their young in holes, which they perforate in decayed trees with their sharp bills.
10
All had ragged edges, while but one had gone deep enough to perforate the coronary band.
11
The Craftsman hammer with the rubber perforate grip.
12
I perforate the bottom in the same way and let out the honey, which drips through gradually.
13
They are quite harmless, do not practise tattooing, or perforate their ears and noses in any way.
14
Through the lower lip, which they perforate, they wear two or three pins with the points outwards.
15
Even humble-bees do not always discover that it would be advantageous to them to perforate certain flowers.
16
Conclusion: A higher diagnostic accuracy rate is associated with more perforated appendixes.
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Translations for perforate
Portuguese
Spanish
Perforate through the time