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plenish
plenish, v. Chiefly Sc. (ˈplɛnɪʃ) Forms: 5 plenys(s, plennes, 6 planish, -eis, -es, plenisch, -ishe, -iss, 6–7 plenniss, 6– plenish. [ad. OF. pleniss-, lengthened stem of plenir (Langtoft c 1300) to fill, f. stem plen-:—L. plēnns full.] 1. trans. To fill up, furnish, supply, stock; to replenish. Ori... Oxford English Dictionary
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Pioneer Hi Bred International
In 2010 Dupont Pioneer received approval to start marketing Plenish soybeans, which contains "the highest oleic acid content of any commercial soybean Plenish is genetically engineered to "block the formation of enzymes that continue the cascade downstream from oleic acid (that produces saturated fats wikipedia.org
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explenish
† exˈplenish, v. Obs. rare—1. [f. ex- prefix1 + plenish.] trans. To appease, satisfy.1612 Shelton Quix. I. iii. iv. 137 He had his Fantasy ever explenished with these Battels, Enchantments..Loves and Challenges. Oxford English Dictionary
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deplenish
deplenish, v. (dɪˈplɛnɪʃ) [f. de- II. 1 + plenish (Sc.) to furnish a house, to stock a farm; cf. displenish, replenish.] 1. trans. To deprive (a house) of furniture, or (a farm) of stock; to displenish.1887 Pall Mall G. 9 Mar. 1/1 The tenants have sold their stock, deplenished their farms. 2. gen. T... Oxford English Dictionary
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List of DuPont Experimental Station inventions
Pedersen Plenish high oleic acid soybean oil Building 356 Potassium titanyl phosphate frequency doubling crystals for eye and prostate surgery, and immunodeficiency virus HIV Building 402 Reliance herbicides Londax Preemergent herbicides Glean herbicides Accent post-emergent corn herbicide Plenish wikipedia.org
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plenishment
ˈplenishment Sc. [f. plenish v. + -ment.] Plenishing, outfit.1823 Galt R. Gilhaize II. xvi. 157 Sarah's father..bestowed on us seven rigs, and a cow's grass,..as the beginning of a plenishment to our young fortunes. 1879 W. Synge Tom Singleton II. viii. 140 A plenishment of new teeth. Oxford English Dictionary
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displenish
displenish, v. Sc. (dɪˈsplɛnɪʃ) [f. dis- 6 + plenish v. to furnish: cf. deplenish.] trans. To deprive of furniture or supplies of any kind; to divest of (farm) stock; to disfurnish.1639 R. Baillie Lett. (1775) I. xi. 166 Albeit we had got these two years a great store of arms..yet we were..sore disp... Oxford English Dictionary
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plenishing
ˈplenishing, vbl. n. Chiefly Sc. [f. plenish v. + -ing1.] 1. The action of filling up or furnishing.1477 Charter Jas. III in Maitland Hist. Edin. i. i. (1753) 8 For the Honoure of oure said Burgh and Plennesing of voide Places within the samyn. 2. That with which anything is plenished; equipment, ge... Oxford English Dictionary
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perimplish
† peˈrimplish, v. Obs. Also -esh. [f. OF. parempliss-, lengthened stem of paremplir to fulfil thoroughly, f. par- = per- 2 + emplir:—L. implēre to fill up.] trans. To fulfil, accomplish, complete. Also † perimˈplenish v. Hence † peˈrimplishment, fulfilment, completion.1499 Will of Benjamen (Somerset... Oxford English Dictionary
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fogged
fogged, ppl. a. (fɒgd) [f. fog v.1 + -ed1.] 1. Sc. Covered with moss; hence fig. (well) furnished or provided.1743 Maxwell Sel. Trans. Soc. Improv. Agric. Scot. 100 The grass..is become very sour, full of sprets, and in many places fogged. 1790 Shirrefs Poems 332 In case auld lucky be well fogget. a... Oxford English Dictionary
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转基因作物
第三代转基因作物产品则倾向于向工业、医药和生物反应器方向发展，代表品种为美国杜邦先锋（DuPont Pioneer）的Plenish高油酸大豆。 参考 生物工程 基因 wikipedia.org
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replenish
▪ I. reˈplenish, n. rare. [f. the vb.] A fresh supply (of money); a refill.1806 T. S. Surr Winter in Lond. II. 75, I know you took it queer that I did not stand it, when you wanted a replenish last week. 1881 W. P. Lennox Plays, Players, etc. II. i. 9, I gave assent for a replenish of the glass.▪ II... Oxford English Dictionary
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gaid
gaid, gade Sc. Obs. exc. Hist. [Phonetically equivalent to goad, OE. gád, but in sense 1 connected with gad n.1 2.] 1. A bar of metal; esp. the iron bar which formerly crossed the condemned cell in a Scotch prison, upon which ran the iron ring which fastened the shackles.? a 1500 Rowlis Cursing 263 ... Oxford English Dictionary
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tangle
▪ I. tangle, n.1 (ˈtæŋg(ə)l) [= Norw. taangel, tongul, Færoese tongul, ON. and Icel. þöngull (:— þangulr) ‘the stalk of Laminaria digitata’, app. deriv. of þang bladder-wrack, tang n.3 The etymological history is not clear; tangle cannot have come down from ON., because ON. þ remains in Sc. and Eng.... Oxford English Dictionary
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bike
▪ I. bike, n.1 north. dial. (baɪk) Also 5–9 byke, 6 byik, byk, 8 beik. [Etymology unknown. The sense ‘bees' nest’ is the original; hence a conjecture that it represents an OE. béoc, contr. from *béow{iacu}c ‘bee-dwelling,’ but the phonetic repr. of that would have been beke, beek. The sense ‘buildin... Oxford English Dictionary
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