area%20of%20land%20mainly%20covered%20with%20grasses%20(i.e.%20prairie);%20area%20of%20land%20where%20grass%20is%20grown%20(especially%20pastureland),%20grass-covered%20land,%20pasture%20land | EUdict

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English	English
(about an area of land or a source of information) able to be mined (excavated, searched)	minable
(Biology) of a centromere, relating to a centromere (area of a chromosome)	centromeric
(British) area painted in a building, painted surfaces	paintwork
(commonly used in its plural form: graffiti) drawing or writing which has been written or painted on a wall or other surface (usually in a public area), ancient inscription, written mark on wall	graffito
(Computers) virtual "chalkboard", area on a display screen on which multiple users can write or draw (widely used in video conferencing), writing board for presentations	whiteboard
(Football) defensive or offensive players who are positioned behind the line or behind the linebackers; area in which the backfield are positioned, area of field, positions	backfield
(French) farinaceous; resembling or yielding flour; (Biology) covered with mealy powder or dust, floury in appearance, yielding starch	farinose
(in ancient Rome) unroofed area over a courtyard designed to allow water to fall into the cistern (Architecture)	compluvium
(India) park ground, open area	maidan
(Medicine) fleshy, resembling flesh; resembling a sarcoma (type of malignant tumor), infected area, like flesh, tumorous growth that resembles a sarcoma (Medicine)	sarcoid
(Medicine) obstruction, blockage; infarct, area of dying or dead tissue, infarct formation	infarction
(Medicine) phlebography, method for examining a vein in which a radiopaque material in injected into the vein and a conventional x-ray image of the area is taken (used to detect blockages), X-ray examination of veins	venography
(Medicine) venography, method for examining a vein in which a radiopaque material is injected into the vein and a conventional x-ray image of the area is taken (used to detect blockages)	phlebography
(Nautical) small shallow cargo boat with a keeled hull; large yacht with a permanent keel (rather than a removable centerboard), covered river boat with shallow draft	keelboat
(of sound) silenced, diminished by the presence of insulating material; wrapped in a cloak, covered, not heard clearly, wrapped to stifle sound	muffled

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