DIPLO-

Meaning of DIPLO- in English

■ combining form

1》 double: diplococcus.

2》 diploid: diplotene.

Origin

from Gk diplous 'double'.

Concise Oxford English vocab. Сжатый оксфордский словарь английского языка. 2004

DIPLO — diplo- adj [occurring in compounds] diplo- (= twofold, double)
Interlingua English vocab
DIPLO- — combining form see: dipl-
Толковый словарь английского языка - Merriam Webster
DIPLO- — combining form see dipl-
Webster's New International English Dictionary
DIPLO- — a combining form meaning "double," "in pairs," used in the formation of compound words: diplococcus. [ diplóos TWOFOLD ]
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DIPLO- — see dipl-
Merriam-Webster's Collegiate English vocabulary
DIPLO- — diplo- combining form ▶ with stress-neutral suffix ¦dɪp lə ʊ AmE -lə — diplocardiac ˌdɪp lə ʊ ˈkɑːd i æk …
Longman Pronunciation English Dictionary
DIPLO- — comb. form double. [Gk diplous double]
Английский основной разговорный словарь
DIPL- — or diplo- combining form see: double double ; twofold , diploid
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-TENE — I. ˌtēn noun combining form ( -s ) Etymology: Latin or Greek; Latin taenia ribbon, band, from Greek tainia — …
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-STICHOUS — stə̇kəs adjective combining form Etymology: Late Latin -stichus, from Greek -stichos, from stichos row, line : having (such or so …
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-STEMONOUS — |stēmənəs, -tem- adjective combining form Etymology: from (assumed) New Latin -stemonus, from Greek stēmōn warp, thread — more at stamen …
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-SPONDYLI — ˈspändəˌlī noun plural combining form Etymology: New Latin, from Latin spondylus vertebra : animals having (such) vertebrae — in names …
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DIPLOSTEMONOUS — |diplō|stēmənəs, -tem- adjective Etymology: probably from (assumed) New Latin diplostemonus, from New Latin dipl- + (assumed) New Latin -stemonus -stemonous …
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DIPLOSPONDYLIC — |diplō+ adjective also dip·lo·spondylous “+ Etymology: dipl- + spondylic, spondylous : embolomerous
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DIPLOSOMITE — |diplō+ noun Etymology: dipl- + somite : one of the typical structural units of a diplopod, each bearing two pairs …
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DIPLOPARTHENOGENESIS — |diplō+ noun Etymology: New Latin, from dipl- + parthenogenesis : parthenogenesis characterized by the production of diploid offspring from unreduced …
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DIPLONEPHRIDIA — |diplō+ noun plural Etymology: New Latin, from dipl- + nephridia (plural of nephridium ) : nephridia in whose formation both …
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DIPLOKARYON — |diplō+ noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary dipl- + karyon; originally formed in German : a nucleus possessing twice the diploid …
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DIPLOHEDRAL — |diplō|hēdrəl adjective Etymology: dipilohedr on + -al : of or relating to a diplohedron
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DIPLOHAPLONT — |diplō+ noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary dipl- + haplont : an organism in which a haploid generation alternates with a …
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DIPLOGLOSSATE — |diplō+ adjective Etymology: dipl- + Greek glōssa tongue + English -ate of certain lizards : having the end of the …
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DIPLOGENIC — |diplō|jenik adjective Etymology: dipl- + Greek genos race, kin + English -ic — more at kin : partaking of the …
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DIPLOGENESIS — |diplō+ noun Etymology: New Latin, from dipl- + genesis : a hypothetical production of changes in the germ plasm corresponding …
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DIPLOGANGLIATE — |diplō+ adjective Etymology: dipl- + gangliate : having the ganglia arranged in pairs
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DIPLOCOCCAL — |diplō|käkəl adjective or dip·lo·coc·cic -äksik Etymology: diplococc us + -al or -ic : of, or relating to diplococci or the …
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DIPL- — combining form or diplo- Etymology: Greek, from diploos — more at double 1. : double : twofold diplo coccus dipl …
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DIPLOPHONIA — — diplophonic /dip'leuh fon"ik/ , adj. /dip'leuh foh"nee euh/ , n. Pathol. a condition in which the voice simultaneously produces …
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DIPLOMA — /di ploh"meuh/ , n. , pl. diplomas , Lat. diplomata /-meuh teuh/ , v. , diplomaed, diplomaing . n. 1. …
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DIPLODOCUS — /di plod"euh keuhs/ , n. , pl. diplodocuses . a huge herbivorous dinosaur of the genus Diplodocus, from the Late …
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DIPL- — or diplo- Etymology: Greek, from diploos — more at double 1. : double : twofold dipl opia 2. : diploid …
Merriam-Webster's Collegiate English vocabulary
DIPLOMATIC — diplomatic BrE AmE ˌdɪp lə ˈmæt ɪk ◂ AmE \ -ˈmæt̬ ɪk ◂ ▷ diplomatic|ally ə l‿i ▶ ˌ diplo …
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