I. brood [bru:d] СУЩ.
2. brood ирон. (children):
- brood
- пото́мство ср.
- brood
- о́тпрыски мн
II. brood [bru:d] ГЛ. неперех.
2. brood (hatch):
- brood
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- brood
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| you | brood |
| he/she/it | broods |
| we | brood |
| you | brood |
| they | brood |
| I | brooded |
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| you | brooded |
| he/she/it | brooded |
| we | brooded |
| you | brooded |
| they | brooded |
| I | have | brooded |
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| you | have | brooded |
| he/she/it | has | brooded |
| we | have | brooded |
| you | have | brooded |
| they | have | brooded |
| I | had | brooded |
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| you | had | brooded |
| he/she/it | had | brooded |
| we | had | brooded |
| you | had | brooded |
| they | had | brooded |
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Brood pouches vary significantly among different species of pipefish, but all contain a small opening through which female eggs can be deposited.
en.wikipedia.org Brood size is between 250,000-300,000, with larvae around 187 micromillimeters long and eggs around 100105 micromillimeters in diameter.
en.wikipedia.org Usually the nests have a common entrance, but each individual has its own brood cells with its egg.
en.wikipedia.org Some species may have kept eggs or larvae in a brood pouch forward of the glabella, particularly when the ecological niche was challenging to larvae.
en.wikipedia.org What sturdy broods they bore, ever pushing westward, ever making homes on the lands their husbands gained.
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