whorl

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Определение whorl в Английский Язык Турецкий язык словарь: sarmal şekil; helezonlu şekil; helezon şeklindeki; {i} halka; {i} halka dizilişli yapraklar; ağırşak; ağırşak/halka; {i} parmak izindeki kabarıklık; helezon şeklindeki kabuğun bir halkası; iğ ucundaki ağırlık; whorledhalkadizilişli; parmak izindeki helezoni kabarıklık; {i} helezonun bir kıvrımı
whorled: helezonik
whorls: tur
spindle whorl: (Tekstil) ağırşak

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Определение whorl в Английский Язык Английский Язык словарь: A flywheel, a weight attached to a spindle, compare 1460; A circle of three or more leaves, flowers, or other organs, about the same part or joint of a stem; A volution, or turn, of the spire of a univalve shell; A pattern of concentric circles; An arrangement of leaves or branches in a circle around a stem or tree trunk; A flywheel, a weight attached to a spindle, cf. 1460; A ring or circle of plant organs arising close together, for example, leaves from a node, or a spiral of conifer branches from a main stem; A circle of leaves round the stem, as in Bunchberry; An arrangement of similar anatomical parts (such as leaves) in a circle around a point on an axis; a round shape formed by a series of concentric circles; is the circular arrangement of three or more flowers, parts of a flower, leaves, or shoots arising from a stem of a plant; Arranged in a circular pattern, radiating from the center; Also Spindle whorl A terracotta, stone or metal weight which acts as a flywheel giving momentum to maintain the spindle in motion when spinning An older name for these was pixies' grindstones; a collection of three or more similar organs projecting from a node (see pictorial glossary); A whorl is a spiral shape, for example the pattern on the tips of your fingers. He stared at the whorls and lines of her fingertips. dense whorls of red-purple flowers; Buds, flowers, leaves or shoots arising from the same node, usually 3 or more; a structure consisting of something wound in a continuous series of loops; "a coil of rope"; A circle of floral organs or branches or leaves at a node; a strand or cluster of hair; a number of leaves evenly spaced around the stem; Three or more leaves at one node, encircling the stem and spreading outward like spokes of a wheel; A circle of three or more structures radiating outward from the same node For example, pines, spruces, and firs produce a terminal stem called the leader and a major whorl of lateral limbs at the base of the leader each year A node is the place on the stem of the tree where these limbs in the whorl attach; {i} spiral or circular arrangement of leaves or flowers (Botany); spiral (of a shell, fingerprint, etc.); An arrangement of appendages, such as branches or leaves, such that all are equally spaced around the stem at the same point, much like the spokes of a wheel or the ribs of an umbrella; The fly of a spindle; Three or more parts attached at the same point along a stem or axis and often surrounding the stem | Return to Alphabet Bar |; Whorled: An arrangement of leaves where three or more arise from a single node; three or more leaves radiating from a single point wing expanded ridge as on a stem or fruit; one of the side petals on a pea plant see B; A circular arrangement of three or more leaves, flowers, or other parts at the same point or level; Three or more leaves, bracts or flowers attached in a circle or ring at the same point on a stem, like the spokes of a wheel See drawing of leaf arrangements; or verticel, an arrangement of leaves or flowers arisingfrom the same level on the stem; a pulley mounted on a spindle; Two to 10 or more branches growing in a ring at a node, surrounding the central leader or stem; A group of cells radiating from a common point; A circle of flowers, parts of a flower, or leaves arising from a single point From the Old English, hweorfan, "to turn "; A circle of two or more leaves, flowers, or other organs, about the same part or joint of a stem; a ring of branches coming off of a trunk at the same level
whorl feet: plural form of whorl foot
whorl foot: In furniture, a foot that takes the form of a scroll at the end that rests on a shoe. A French design, the whorl foot was first seen on furniture in the mid-18th century and also called a scroll foot
A whorl: whirl
spindle and whorl: or drop spindle Earliest device for spinning fibres into thread or yarn. The spinster lets the spindle fall to draw out the fibres while the whorl keeps it rotating to apply the necessary twist. The spindle and whorl was replaced by the spinning wheel
whorled: The arrangement of leaves along a stem where a cluster of three or more leaves occurs at the same juncture on the stem In winter (after leaf drop for deciduous plants), the arrangement can be determined by looking at the leaf scars on the dormant twigs, such as in Catalpa
whorled: {s} coiled, spiral shaped; having a circle of leaves (Botany)
whorled: Having or forming whorls or a whorl: whorled flower parts; a whorled textile pattern
whorled: formed from whorls; having whorls
whorled: forming one or more whorls (especially a whorl of leaves around a stem)
whorled: like the pattern basic to the human fingerprint
whorled: 3 or more leaves or other structures around a node
whorled: in the shape of a coil
whorled: Where three or more leaves of a plant are arranged at the same level on a stem
whorled: a spiral arrangement
whorled: Referring to the arrangement of leafs on a stem When at least three leaves originate from a single node, it is called whorled It can also describe the arrangement of buds in the same way
whorled: Arranged in three or more along an axis; three or more leaves per node
whorled: Having parts placed in threes or more at the same level on a stem Woolly Bearing
whorled: three or more leaves at the site of the leaf attachment
whorled: Three or more leaves arranged in a whorl arround the stem
whorled: Furnished with whorls; arranged in the form of a whorl or whorls; verticillate; as, whorled leaves
whorled: looped
whorls: plural of whorl