Traductions de „mummify“ dans le dictionnaire anglais » polonais

mummify [ˈmʌmɪfaɪ, Am -əfaɪ] VERBE trans

mummify

mumifikować [perf z-]

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An analytical chemistry analysis of the materials used to mummify the knees suggests that they belonged to someone at the very highest strata of ancient society.

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Some cultures deliberately mummify bodies for long term preservation.

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Whoever buried it had obviously expected to claim it later; they'd attempted to mummify it in plastic sheets and had stuffed towels into its intakes to keep the worms out.

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The rare condition is called lithopedion and occurs when a developing fetus dies during pregnancy and then mummifies outside the uterus.

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It is distinguished by its matchless textile skills, trephinations, and the art of mummifying their dead.

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They are most famous for mummifying their dead -- particularly children and babies -- and to date, more than 300 of these preserved humans have been found by archaeologists.

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The coroner told us her body was so badly decomposed that it was mummifying.

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As after months of preserving his dead body, the scientists are ready to mummify his whole body for 3,000 years.

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The fruit mummifies and stays attached to the stem.

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He said the coroner told him his sister was so badly decomposed that her body was mummifying.

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