wilt [wɪlt] ГЛ. перех.
2. wilt (feel weak):
- wilt person
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3. wilt (lose confidence):
- wilt
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Fungal diseases that have previously affected centro include leaf spot, anthracnose and rhizoctonia blight and wilt.
en.wikipedia.org Thou wilt become a renowned king, and do celebrated deeds.
en.wikipedia.org After the leaves have started wilting, the branches start dying off, caused by a wilttoxin.
en.wikipedia.org The leaves that contain the original inoculum will quickly wilt and die but by then the infection has already entered the stem where it persists.
en.wikipedia.org It is a small, delicate annual species that has produces white flowers in the spring that quickly wilt.
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