MACR-

Англо-русский перевод MACR-

transcription, транскрипция: [ mækr- ]

= macro-

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MACR — macr- adj [occurring in compounds] macro- (= long, large)
Interlingua English vocab
MACR- — or macro- combining form see: meager long , large
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MACR- — combining form or macro- Etymology: French & Latin, from Greek makr-, makro- long, from makros — more at meager 1. …
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MACR- — or macro- Etymology: French & Latin, from Greek makr-, makro- long, from makros — more at meager 1. : long …
Merriam-Webster's Collegiate English vocabulary
MACR- — [macr-] or macro- comb form [F & L, fr. Gk makr-, makro- long, fr. makros--more at meager] 1: long "macrobiotic" …
Merriam-Webster English vocab
MACR — o- (LARGE) [prefix] - large; relating to the whole of something, rather than its partsmacroscopic (= large enough to be …
Cambridge English vocab
MACR- — образует существительные и прилагательные со значением крупный, крупномасштабный - macroevolution макроэволюция - macromolecule макромолекула
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MACR- — = macro-
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MACR- — = macro-
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MACR- — образует существительные и прилагательные со значением крупный, крупномасштабный - macroevolution макроэволюция - macromolecule макромолекула
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MACR — Variant: or macro- Function: combining form Etymology: French & Latin, from Greek makr-, makro- longitude, from makros ― more at …
Merriam Webster Collegiate English Dictionary
MEAGER — or meagre adjective Etymology: Middle English megre, from Anglo-French megre, meigre, from Latin macr-, macer lean; akin to Old English …
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MACROSCOPIC — adjective Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary macr- + -scopic (as in microscopic) Date: 1872 large enough to be observed by the …
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MACROCOSM — noun Etymology: French ~e, from Medieval Latin ~os, from Latin macr- + Greek kosmos order, universe Date: 1600 the great …
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MACRO LENS — noun Etymology: macr-, from the fact that the focal length is greater than normal Date: 1961 a camera lens designed …
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MACRO- — combining form see: macr-
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MACRO — I. adjective Etymology: macr- Date: 1923 being large, thick, or exceptionally prominent, 2. of, involving, or intended for use with …
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MACRO- — combining form see macr-
Webster's New International English Dictionary
MICRO — I. ˈmīˌkrō noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin micro- (as in Microlepidoptera ) : a very small moth II. …
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MACROBIOTIC — I. |makrōˌbī|äd.ik also -_bē|- adjective Etymology: Greek makrobiotos long-lived (from makr- macr- + -biotos, from bios life) + English -ic …
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MACRO — I. ˈma(ˌ)krō adjective Etymology: macr- 1. : large, thick, or excessively developed macro layer of the cerebral cortex the book …
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-ODONTIA — I. əˈdänch(ē)ə, ōˈd- noun combining form ( plural -odontia ) Etymology: New Latin, from Greek odont-, odōn tooth : animal …
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MACROORGANISM — ¦makrōˌ noun Etymology: macr- + organism : an organism large enough to be seen by the normal unaided human eye …
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MACROINVERTEBRATE — "ˌ noun Etymology: macr- + invertebrate : any of various invertebrate macroorganisms (as a crayfish or stonefly)
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MACROINSTRUCTION — ¦makrōˌ noun Etymology: macr- + instruction : macro herein
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MACROGLOBULIN — ¦makrōˌ noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary macr- + globulin : a highly polymerized globulin (as IgM) of high molecular weight
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MACROBENTHOS — "ˌ noun Etymology: macr- + benthos : the relatively large organisms living on or in the bottom of bodies of …
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MACROAGGREGATE — ¦makrōˌ noun Etymology: macr- + aggregate : a relatively large particle (as of soil or a protein) • mac·ro·aggre·gated "ˌ …
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MICR- — combining form or micro- Etymology: Middle English micro-, from Latin, from Greek mikr-, mikro-, from mikros, smikros small, short; akin …
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MEAGER — adjective or mea·gre ˈmēgə(r) Etymology: Middle English megre, from Middle French maigre, from Latin macr-, macer; akin to Old English …
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MAKROSKELIC — |makrə|skelik adjective Etymology: Greek makro- macr- + skel os leg + English -ic — more at cylinder : having long …
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MACRURUS — məˈkru̇rəs noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from macr- + -urus : the type genus of Macruridae
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