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Significados de hatching en inglés

portugués
escotilha

Shading consisting of multiple crossing lines.

escotilha
ruso
шраффировка
portugués
hachura

Drawing technique.

шраффировка
ruso
вылупление
portugués
eclosão
español
eclosion

The emergence of an immature organism from a protective structure.

Términos relacionados
eclosion
Uso de hatching en inglés
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It follows a record breeding season last year with 107 ducklings hatching.
Radio NZ
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The shells of the ova must be removed from the hatching trays.
Amateur Fish Culture
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Both sexes are said to assist in hatching and rearing the young.
The Nests and Eggs of Indian Birds, Volume 1
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Supplementation with globulins significantly increased the hatching rate in a dose-dependent manner.
Pubmed
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Thyroid hormones are closely linked to the hatching process in precocial birds.
Pubmed
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He wondered if she had played any part in hatching the scheme.
The Root of Evil
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The hatching season begins the middle of January and lasts three months.
The Dollar Hen
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According to Marshall, the two were hatching plans as early as ninety-five.
Break No Bones
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Usually we start them on the flags the very day after hatching.
His Majesty’s Dragon
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Only three years ago did researchers develop techniques for hatching their eggs.
Wired
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Maduro again accused the opposition of hatching a plot to assassinate him.
Reuters
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There is a plot hatching to cut down the young tobacco plants.
The Heart's Highway: A Romance of Virginia in the Seventeenth Ce...
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Pierre is too stupid to invent the pretty treason you are hatching.
The Fortune of the Rougons
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Eggs blue-green-four in number-younghelpless for at least three weeks after hatching.
Stories of Birds
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She was the three times world champion hen for her prodigious hatching.
The Irish Times
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Crazy or not, he took this business of the hatching egg seriously.
The Sky Is Falling
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Translations for hatching
Hatching a través del tiempo
Hatching por variante geográfica
Estados Unidos de América
Común
Reino Unido
Común