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Definition of a fossil in English Turkish dictionary
- glimmer
- parılda
- fossil
- {i} fosil
Fosil yakıt fiyatları tavana vurdu.
-Fossil fuel prices shot through the roof.
Tom fosillerle ilgileniyor.
-Tom is interested in fossils.
- fossil
- fosilleşmek
- fossil
- kalıntı
Tüplü dalgıçlar suyun altında altın paralar, antik kalıntılar, soyu tükenmiş hayvanların kalıntıları dahil birçok ilginç şeyler buldu.
-Scuba divers have found many interesting things under water including gold coins, ancient ruins, and fossils of extinct animals.
- glimmer
- ışıltı
- glimmer
- ışık vermek
- fossil
- taşıllaşmış
- fossil
- taşıl
- fossil
- fosilleşmiş
Ellerimde tuttuğum şey fosilleşmiş bir kabuk.
-A fossilized shell is what I'm holding in my hands.
Muhtemelen fosilleşmiş parçalar jura dönemi hayvanlarına aittir.
-Possibly the fossilized tracks belong to animals of the Jurassic period.
- fossil
- çok eski
- glimmer
- zerre
- glimmer
- {f} ışık ver
- glimmer
- zayıf bir şekilde parlamak
- fossil
- köhne
- fossil
- köhneleştirmek
- fossil
- taşlaşmak
- fossil
- fosilleştirmek
- fossil
- dili eski kafalı kimse
- fossil
- fossiliferous fosilli
- fossil
- {s} taşlaşmış
- fossil
- {i} eski kafalı kimse
- fossil
- {s} eski kafalı
- fossil
- eskileştirmek
- fossil
- fossilize fosilleşmek
- fossil
- taş haline getirmek
- fossil
- köhneleşmek
- glimmer
- hafif ışık vermek
- glimmer
- seziş
- glimmer
- fikir edinme
- glimmer
- {i} hafif pırıltı
- glimmer
- {i} zayıf ışık
- glimmer
- {f} hafifçe pırıldamak
- glimmer
- ima
- glimmer
- {f} ışık vermek (hafif)
- glimmer
- {f} parıldamak
- glimmer
- glimmering zayıf ışık
- glimmer
- {i} hafif ışık
- glimmer
- a glimmer of hope ümit ışığı
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Definition of a fossil in English English dictionary
- {n} glimmer
- fossil
- The mineralized remains of an animal or plant
- fossil
- A fossilized term
- fossil
- Any preserved evidence of ancient life, including shells, imprints, burrows, coprolites, and organically-produced chemicals
- fossil
- {n} any thing dug from the earth
- fossil
- {a} dug up
- fossil
- A plant or animal that has been preserved in rock
- fossil
- is the hardened remains or traces of plant or animal life from a previous geological period preserved in the Earth's crust
- fossil
- Geologically preserved remains of an organism that lived in the past
- fossil
- Preserved remains of once-living plants or animals in which the replacement of organic or inorganic materials by soil minerals has begun Naturally occurring casts are also considered fossils
- fossil
- The remains or traces of an animal or plant of a former time; e g , trilobite
- fossil
- someone whose style is out of fashion
- fossil
- {s} of or pertaining to a fossil; of or pertaining to a prehistoric age; old, ancient; out-of-date
- fossil
- the impression of an ancient animal or plant left in a rock deposit, or the animal or plant itself
- fossil
- Preserved remains of an organism, or the impressions left by it on the planet, captured in rocks as they formed
- fossil
- The solidified imprint or remains of ancient plant or animal life
- fossil
- the remains (or an impression) of a plant or animal that existed in a past geological age and that has been excavated from the soil
- fossil
- the remains of traces of animals and plants which have been preserved by natural processes in the earth's crust
- fossil
- in paleontology, the mineralized remains of an animal or plant
- fossil
- The remains, traces or impressions of plants, animals or other organisms that have been preserved in the earth's crust
- fossil
- Evidence in rock of the presence of past life, such as a dinosaur bone, an ancient clam shell, or the footprint of a long-extinct animal
- fossil
- characteristic of a fossil
- fossil
- A fossil is the hard remains of a prehistoric animal or plant that are found inside a rock. Remnant, impression, or trace of an animal or plant of a past geologic age that has been preserved in the Earth's crust. The data recorded in fossils, known as the fossil record, constitute the primary source of information about the history of life on the Earth. Only a small fraction of ancient organisms are preserved as fossils, and usually only organisms that have a solid skeleton or shell. A shell or bone that is buried quickly after deposition may retain organic tissue, though it becomes petrified (converted to a stony substance) over time. Unaltered hard parts, such as the shells of clams, are relatively common in sedimentary rocks. The soft parts of animals or plants are rarely preserved. The embedding of insects in amber and the preservation of mammoths in ice are rare but striking examples of the fossil preservation of soft tissues. Traces of organisms may also occur as tracks, trails, or even borings. Agate Fossil Beds National Monument fossil fuel John Day Fossil Beds National Monument
- fossil
- The remains and traces of ancient plants and animals that have been transformed into stone over millions of years
- fossil
- The preserved remains or traces of once living animals and plants
- fossil
- A person whose views and opinions are extremely antiquated; one whose sympathies are with a former time rather than with the present
- fossil
- the remains, prints, or traces of plants and animals that lived long ago
- fossil
- Any evidence of past life, including remains, traces, imprints as well as life history artifacts Examples of artifacts include fossilized bird's nests, bee hives, etc
- fossil
- The remains or traces of animals or plants which have been preserved by natural causes in the earth’s crust exclusive of organisms which have been buried since the beginning of historic times
- fossil
- A substance dug from the earth
- fossil
- Like or pertaining to fossils; contained in rocks, whether petrified or not; as, fossil plants, shells
- fossil
- A remnant or trace of an organism of past geological ages that has been preserved in the Earth's crust
- fossil
- any evidence of past life, including impressions, tracks, trails, hard parts, and skeletons
- fossil
- Any direct evidence of ancient life, including the remains or traces of plants or animals The term "fossil" does not include any life forms that have been buried since the beginning of historic time
- fossil
- anything extremely old, extinct, or outdated
- fossil
- Any remains, trace, or imprint of a plant or animal that has been preserved in the earth's crust since some past geologic or prehistoric time
- fossil
- The remains of something previously living which has been preserved in the ground or ice
- fossil
- Hardened remains or traces of plant or animal life from a previous geological period preserved in the Earth's crust
- fossil
- Any remains, trace, or imprint of a plant or animal that has been preserved in the Earth's crust since some past geological or prehistoric time; loosely, any evidence of past life
- fossil
- Fossils are the recognizable remains, such as bones, shells, or leaves, or other evidence, such as tracks, burrows, or impressions, of past life on Earth
- fossil
- in linguistics, a w: fossilized term
- fossil
- Most fossils belong to extinct species, but many of the later ones belong to species still living
- fossil
- {i} prehistoric plant or animal remains which have been preserved in the Earth's crust; old-fashioned person, something old and outdated
- fossil
- Dug out of the earth; as, fossil coal; fossil salt
- fossil
- The remains of an animal or plant found in stratified rocks
- fossil
- Remains or traces of ancient plants or animals embedded in sedimentary rocks
- fossil
- the remains (or an impression) of a plant or animal that existed in a past geological age and that has been excavated from the soil characteristic of a fossil
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a fossil
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a fos·silTurkish pronunciation
ı fäsılPronunciation
/ə ˈfäsəl/ /ə ˈfɑːsəl/
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