CITR-

Meaning of CITR- in English

[citr-] or citri- or citro- comb form [NL, fr. Citrus, genus name] 1: citrus "citriculture"

2: citric acid "citrate"

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

CITR- — or citri- or citro- combining form Etymology: New Latin, from Citrus, genus name citrus , citric acid
Толковый словарь английского языка - Merriam Webster
CITR- — combining form or citri- or citro- Etymology: New Latin, from Citrus 1. : citrus citr opsis citri culture 2. a. …
Webster's New International English Dictionary
CITR- — or citri- or citro- Etymology: New Latin, from Citrus, genus name 1. : citrus citri culture 2. : citric acid …
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CITR — Variant: or citri- or citro- Function: combining form Etymology: New Latin, from Citrus, genus name 1 : citrus < citri …
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CITRO- — combining form see: citr-
Толковый словарь английского языка - Merriam Webster
CITRI- — combining form see: citr-
Толковый словарь английского языка - Merriam Webster
CITRI- — combining form see citr-
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CITRATE — I. ˈsi.ˌtrāt, ˈsī.ˌtrāt, ˈsi.trə̇t noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary citr- + -ate : a salt or ester …
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-YLIDENE — ˈiləˌdēn, _ə̇l- noun suffix ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary -yl + -idene : bivalent radical derived especially from …
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MESACONIC ACID — |me]zə]|känik-, |mē], ]sə]\ noun Etymology: probably from International Scientific Vocabulary mes- + citr aconic acid : a crystalline unsaturated acid …
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CITRYLIDENE — sə̇.ˈtriləˌdēn noun ( -s ) Etymology: citr al + -ylidene : the bivalent radical C 9 H 15 CH
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CITROVORUM FACTOR — sə̇.ˈträvərəm- noun Etymology: New Latin citrovorum (specific epithet of Leuconostoc citrovorum ), from citr- + -vorum (neuter singular of Latin …
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CITROPTEN — sə̇ˈträptən noun also ci·trop·tene -ˌtēn ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary citr- + stear opten, stear optene : a …
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CITROPSIS — sə̇.ˈträpsə̇s noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from citr- + -opsis : a small genus of spiny evergreen African shrubs …
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CITROPHILUS MEALYBUG — noun also ci·troph·i·lous mealybug sə̇.ˈträfələs- Etymology: citrophilus from New Latin, from citr- + -philus; citrophilous alteration (influenced by -philous ) …
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CITROMYCES — ˌsi.trōˈmī(ˌ)sēz noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from citr- + -myces in some classifications : a genus of molds comprising …
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CITRO- — — see citr-
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CITRIN — ˈsi.trə̇n noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary citr- + -in; originally formed in German : a crystalline water-soluble …
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CITRICULTURE — ˈsi.trə̇+ˌ- noun ( -s ) Etymology: citr- + -culture : the cultivation of citrus fruits (as oranges, lemons, and grapefruit)
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CITRICOLA SCALE — sə̇.ˈtrikələ- noun also citricola ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin, from citr- + -cola : a scale ( Coccus pseudomagnoliarum …
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CITRIC ACID — ˈsi.trik-, -ēk- noun Etymology: citric International Scientific Vocabulary citr- + -ic : a colorless crystalline or white powdery tricarboxylic acid …
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CITRENE — ˈsi.ˌtrēn noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary citr- + -ene : dextrorotatory limonene
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CITRANGE — ˈsi.trə̇nj noun ( -s ) Etymology: citr- + or ange : a citrus fruit resulting from a cross between the …
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CITRAL — ˈsi.ˌtral noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary citr- + -al : an unsaturated liquid aldehyde C 9 H …
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CITRACONIC ACID — |si.trə|känik- noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary citr- + aconic; probably originally formed as French citraconique : a white crystalline deliquescent …
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CITRON — /si"treuhn/ , n. 1. a pale-yellow fruit resembling the lemon but larger and with thicker rind, borne by a small …
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CITRICULTURE — — citriculturist , n. /si"tri kul'cheuhr/ , n. the cultivation of citrus fruits. [ 1915-20; CITR(US) + -I- + CULTURE …
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CITRIC — /si"trik/ , adj. Chem. of or derived from citric acid. [ 1790-1800; CITR(US) + -IC ]
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CITRATE — /si"trayt, suy"-/ , n. Chem. a salt or ester of citric acid. [ 1785-95; CITR(IC ACID) + -ATE 2 ]
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CITRAL — /si"treuhl/ , n. Chem. a pale yellow, water-insoluble, liquid aldehyde, C 10 H 16 O, having a strong lemonlike odor, …
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CITRO- — see citr-
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CITRI- — see citr-
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