ZO-

Meaning of ZO- in English

[zo-] or zoo- comb form [Gk zoi-, zoio-, fr. zoion; akin to Gk zoe life--more at quick] 1: animal: animal kingdom or kind "zooid" "zoology"

2: motile "zoospore"

Merriam-Webster English vocab. Английский словарь Merriam Webster. 2012

ZO- — or zoo- combining form see: quick animal ; animal kingdom or kind , motile
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ZO- — combining form or zoo- Etymology: Greek zōi-, zōio-, from zōion; akin to Greek zōē life — more at quick 1. …
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ZO- — var. of zoo- before a vowel: zooid.
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ZO- — or zoo- Etymology: Greek zōi-, zōio-, from zōion; akin to Greek zōē life — more at quick 1. : animal …
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ZO — сокр. от zero offset смещение нуля
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ZO — Variant: or zoo- Function: combining form Etymology: Greek z ō i-, z ō io-, from z ō ion; akin to …
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VASOPRESSOR — I. |vā(ˌ)zō, |vā(ˌ)sō, |va(ˌ)zō, |va(ˌ)sō+ adjective Etymology: vas- + pressor : causing a rise in blood pressure : exerting a …
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EPIZOOTIC — I. |epəzə|wäd.ik, -zō|ä-, in sense 3 -|züd.- noun ( -s ) Etymology: epi- + zo- + -otic (from -otic, adjective …
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ENZOOTIC — I. |enzə|wäd.]ik, -zō|ä- adjective Etymology: en- (II) + zo- + -otic of animal diseases : peculiar to or constantly present …
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ZOOPHYTE — ˈzōəˌfīt noun ( -s ) Etymology: Greek zōophyton, from zō- zo- + phyton plant — more at phyt- 1. obsolete …
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ZOOPHILIA — ˌzōəˈfilēə noun also zo·oph·i·lism zōˈäfəˌlizəm ( -s ) Etymology: zoophilia from New Latin, from zo- + -philia; zoophilism from zo- …
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ZOOID — ˈzōˌȯid noun ( -s ) Etymology: zo- + -oid : an entity that resembles but is not wholly the same …
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VASOREFLEX — |vā(ˌ)zō, |vā(ˌ)sō, |va(ˌ)sō, |va(ˌ)zō+ noun Etymology: vas- + reflex : a reflex reaction of a blood vessel
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VASONEUROSIS — |vā(ˌ)zō, |vā(ˌ)sō, |va(ˌ)sō, |va(ˌ)zō+ noun Etymology: New Latin, from vas- + neurosis : a disorder of blood vessels (as a …
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VASOCONSTRICTING — |vā(ˌ)zō, |vā(ˌ)sō, |va(ˌ)sō, |va(ˌ)zō+ adjective Etymology: vasoconstrict ion + -ing : vasoconstrictive
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POLYZOOTIC — | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷_zə|wäd.ik, -zō|ä- adjective Etymology: poly- + zo- + -otic : made up of numerous zooids ; specifically : consisting of …
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PIEZO — pēˈā(ˌ)zō, pēˈāt(ˌ)sō, pīˈē(ˌ)zō adjective Etymology: by shortening : piezoelectric
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PASSAMEZZO — noun or pas·se·mez·zo ˌpäsəˈmet(ˌ)sō, -ed(ˌ)zō, -e(ˌ)zō ( -s ) Etymology: Italian passamezzo, passo e mezzo, from the phrase passo e …
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MEZZO — ˈmet(ˌ)sō, -ed(ˌ)zō, -e(ˌ)zō noun ( -s ) Etymology: by shortening 1. : mezzo-soprano 2. : mezzotint
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GARBANZO — gärˈban(ˌ)zō noun also gar·ban·za -nzə ; or gar·van·zo -ˈvan(ˌ)zō ( -s ) Etymology: Spanish garbanzo, alteration (probably influenced by Old …
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DIAZOSULFONATE — (ˈ)dī|a(ˌ)zō, -ā(ˌ)zō+ noun ( -s ) Etymology: diaz- + sulfonate : a salt of a diazosulfonic acid
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DIAZOPHENOL — (ˈ)dī|a(ˌ)zō, -ā(ˌ)zō+ noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary diaz- + phenol : diazo oxide
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DIAZOMETHANE — (ˈ)dī|a(ˌ)zō, -ā(ˌ)zō+ noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary diaz- + methane : a yellow odorless poisonous explosive gaseous compound CH 2 …
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DIAZOIMIDE — (ˈ)dī|a(ˌ)zō, -ā(ˌ)zō+ noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary diaz- + imide : azide ; especially : an aromatic …
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ZOOLOGY — [zo.ol.o.gy] n [NL zoologia, fr. zo- + -logia -logy] (1669) 1: a branch of biology concerned with the classification and …
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ZOOECIUM — [zo.oe.ci.um] or zo.e.ci.um n, pl -cia [NL, fr. zo- + Gk oikia house--more at vicinity] (1880): a sac or chamber …
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ZOEA — [zo.ea] n, pl zo.eae or zo.eas [NL, fr. Gk zoe life] (ca. 1890): a free-swimming planktonic larval form of many …
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POZZOLANA — [poz.zo.la.na] or poz.zo.lan n [It pozzolana] (1706): finely divided siliceous or siliceous and aluminous material that reacts chemically with slaked …
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HYLOZOISM — [hy.lo.zo.ism] n [Gk hyle matter, lit., wood + zoos alive, living; akin to Gk zoe life--more at quick] (1678): a …
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EPIZOOTIOLOGY — [epi.zo.ot.i.ol.o.gy] n (1910) 1: the sum of the factors controlling the occurrence of a disease or pathogen of animals 2: …
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