dissect [dɪˈsekt] ГЛ. перех.
1. dissect (cut open):
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2. dissect перенос. (examine):
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It is dissected into peninsulas and islands by the large southward flowing rivers which are subject to tidal intrusion.
en.wikipedia.org In the absence of glacial scouring and drift, this region presents a widespread highly dissected aspect absent from other parts of the state.
en.wikipedia.org The school had lecture rooms, laboratories, dissecting rooms and two libraries.
en.wikipedia.org Discovering the surgeon who is to perform his operation secretly intends to dissect him, he skips out.
en.wikipedia.org For instance, if a river dissects a mountain range, then this often means the river existed before the mountain range rose.
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