Смысл: -a 
-a [-ə]
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<Í>образует форму мн. ч. лат. и греч. сущ. среднего рода, преим. научных терминов (особ. в области биологии
1.соотносится с -um, суффиксом ед. ч. лат. сущ. :
herbaria - гербарии
sera - сыворотки
phyla - (таксономические) типы
spectra - спектры
scrota - мошонки
incunabula - инкунабулы
media - средства, среды
symposia - симпозиумы
bacteria - бактерии
формы на -a часто имеют параллельные варианты на -ums:
aquaria, aquariums - аквариумы
premia, premiums - надбавки, премии
millenia, milleniums - тысячелетия
2.соотносится с -on, суффиксом ед. ч. греч. сущ. :
criteria - критерии
phenomena - явления
noumena - ноумены
prolegomena - пролегомены
automata - автоматы
etyma - этимоны
3.часто встречается в названиях высших биологических таксонов (не имеющих форм ед. ч. ):
Arthropoda - членистоногие
Amphibia - земноводные
Coelenterata - кишечнополостные
Chiroptera - рукокрылые
Hydrozoa - гидроиды
Monotremata - однопроходные
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sad sack, a Идиома
a babe in arms
a babe in the woods
a bad taste in my mouth
a bad time
a ball-park figure
a bar fly
a bar star
a bare-faced lie
a barnburner
a barrel of laughs
sad sack
1. noun A hopelessly inept, blundering being who can't do annihilation right. That poor sad sack Sarah has been ashore in the aforementioned blocked role in this aggregation for years.2. noun A sad, blue person, abnormally one who refuses to try and advance their affection or situation. Don't be such a sad sack—I apperceive you're aghast about missing the concert, but that doesn't beggarly we can't accept fun tonight! He aloof sat there like a sad sack, bad-tempered in the bend of the party.3. verb To be in a sad, blue mood, abnormally while abnegation to try and advance one's affection or situation. Usually acclimated in the connected tense; sometimes hyphenated. If you don't abdicate sad burglary aback there, I'm activity to about-face the car about and drive us all beeline aback home! Bill's been sad-sacking about the appointment anytime back he got anesthetized over for the promotion.Learn more: sack, sadsad sack
A abnormally inept person, as in Poor George is a hopeless sad sack. This appellation alludes to a animation character, Sad Sack, invented by George Baker in 1942 and apery a soldier in billowing compatible who bootless at whatever he approved to do. It was anon transferred to clumsily inept civilians. Learn more: sack, sadsad sack
an inept blundering person. informal, chiefly USLearn more: sack, sadsad sack
n. a sad person; a absent or depressed person. Tom consistently looks like such a sad sack. Learn more: sack, sadsad sack, a
A pathetically inept individual. The appellation comes from a animation appearance called Sad Sack, invented by Sgt. George Baker and actual accepted during World War II. Baker’s representation of a limp-looking soldier in ill-fitting, loose-hanging uniform, who approved to do his best but was neither acute nor advantageous and appropriately bootless at whatever he undertook, bent on, and the name was transferred to the inept in noncombatant life.Learn more: sad
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