grossolanamente tondeggiante
English translation: roughly spherical
| 13:55 Oct 12, 2001 |
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|  Selected response from: Anna Beria United Kingdom Local time: 14:09 | ||||
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| 4 +1 | roughly round |
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| 4 | grossly round |
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| 4 | roughly spherical |
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| 4 | coarsely rounded |
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Answers
12 mins confidence: 
grossly round Explanation: I know it sounds "gross"! Floriana Reference: http://www.emedicine.com/neuro/topic33.htm |
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15 mins confidence: peer agreement (net): +1
peer agreement (net): +1roughly round Explanation: hope I am not too "rough"! Ciao a tutti 8-) bespectabled, paola l m |
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1 hr confidence:
roughly spherical Explanation: perche' "round" mi fa pensare piu' a qualcosa di strettamente bidimensionale. "Endosellare" si riferisce alla "sella turcica" - la fossa del cranio dove alloggia l'ipofisi. Vedi: http://www.medicalsystems.it/editor/Caleidoscopio/4_Alagna/_... Fai una ricerca usando "endosellare": "Infine, tali tumori spesso presentano un’azione erosiva a carico del pavimento della sella turcica (soprattutto le forme a prevalente estrinsecazione endosellare), con notevole assottigliamento, e talora vero e proprio “sfondamento” della lamina ossea." Reference: http://www.medicalsystems.it/editor/Caleidoscopio/4_Alagna/_... Zingarelli 2001 |
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2 hrs confidence:
coarsely rounded Explanation: another possibility |
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