secretion

1. (countable)Any substance that is secreted by an organism.

   Absonderung, Sekret

   выделе́ниеvydelénije, секре́цияsekrécija

   ви́діленняvýdilennja

2. (uncountable)The act of secreting a substance, especially from a gland.

   Sekretion

   выделе́ниеvydelénije, секре́цияsekrécija

   ви́діленняvýdilennja, секре́ціяsekrécija

   a functionally specialized substance (especially one that is not a waste) released from a gland or cell

3. The act of hiding something.

1. We all have our secretions, which will remain secret.

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2. The secretion of pituitary gland hormones is controlled by the hypothalamus.

   deDie Sekretion von Hormonen der Hypophyse wird durch den Hypothalamus gesteuert. — dryaco

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3. Copper plays an important role in nerve conduction, bone growth and hormone secretion.

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4. Since we don't blink when we sleep, we find secretions called sleep crusts in the morning.

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5. The secretion from Tom's wound was a horrible green color.

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