folding lietuviškai

folding vertimas a 1) sudedamas; 2) suveriamas

• two-fold (adj.) dvejopas, dvigubas
• three-fold (adj.) dvejopas, dvigubas, trigubas
• Epicanthic fold Epikantas
• fold in two (v.) susiriesti, suriesti
• vocal fold (n.) balso stygos
• fold in half (v.) susiriesti, suriesti
• fold up (v.) subankrutuoti, patirti bankrotą, sulenkti, sulankstyti, užbaigti, galutinai nuspręsti
• four-fold (adj.) keturgubas, keturlinkas, keturšalis
• Cape Fold Belt Kapo kalnai
• Folding@home
• Waterpocket Fold Vandens telkinio įduba

• (organic process) the process whereby a protein molecule assumes its intricate 3-dimensional shape
• (geological process) a geological process that causes a bend in a stratum of rock
• (change of shape) the act of folding
• (change surface) to bend or lay so that one part covers the other
• (integrate) to incorporate a food ingredient into a mixture by repeatedly turning it over without stirring or beating Type of: integrate
• (close up) to cease to operate or cause to cease operating
• (restrain) to confine in a fold, like sheep
• (change) to become folded or folded up
• (collapsible) capable of being folded up and stored

folding sinonimai foldable, foldaway, fold, protein folding

fold sinonimai bend, corrugation, crease, crimp, faithful, flexure, flock, folding, furrow, overlap, pen, plait, pleat, plica, plication, ply, sheepcote, sheepfold, sheep pen, braid, braiding, congregation, abandon, click shut, close, close down, close up, cross, desert, drop, fall shut, fold up, forsake, forswear, furl, give up, incorporate, pen up, quit, relinquish, shut, shut down, swing shut, throw up, turn up, pleat, tuck, wrinkle

• folder
• fold
• foist
• folding
• foliage
• folio
• folk