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membrane Noun a thin flexible tissue that covers, lines, or connects plant and animal organs or cells [Latin membrana skin covering a part of the body] membranous adj
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Translations n membrane [ˈmembrein] a thin film or layer of tissue that covers or lines parts of the body, forms the outside of cells etc. membraan غِشاء، أغْشِيَه мембрана membrána membran; hinde die Membran μεμβράνη membrana kile, kelme پوسته kalvo membrane מֶמבּרָנָה झिल्ली membrane, opna hártya selaput himna membrana 膜 막, 세포막 membrana, plėvelė, apvalkalas membrāna; plēve; apvalks membran vlies hinne, membran błona membrana membrană оболочка; перепонка membrána membrana membrana membran, hinna เยื่อบุผิว zar, perde 膜 оболонка; пліва جھلی، غشا màng 膜 |
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While the ear of the former has an external opening, that of the latter is entirely and evenly covered over with a membrane, so as to be quite imperceptible from without. His eyes were half-filmed over by a growth of morbid membrane, and what was not yet covered shone red and irritated. The shells were a little open; the Captain came near and put his dagger between to prevent them from closing; then with his hand he raised the membrane with its fringed edges, which formed a cloak for the creature. |
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