HEPT-

Meaning of HEPT- in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ combining form ]

see hepta-

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HEPT- — combining form see: hepta-
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HEPT- — combining form see hepta-
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HEPT — мат.; сокр. от heptation гептация
Большой Англо-Русский словарь
HEPT — мат.; сокр. от heptation гептация
Новый большой Англо-Русский словарь
HEPTATHLON — noun Etymology: hept- + -athlon (as in decathlon) Date: 1977 a 7-event athletic contest
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HEPTA- — or hept- combining form see: seven seven , containing seven atoms, groups, or equivalents
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HEPTATHLON — hepˈtath(ə)län, -lən noun ( -s ) Etymology: hept- + -athlon (as in decathlon ) : a seven-event athletic contest ; …
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-ULOSE — (y)əˌlōs also -ōz noun suffix ( -s ) Etymology: lev ulose : ketose sugar — especially in names of 2-keto …
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HEPTOXIDE — hept+ noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary hepta- + oxide : an oxide containing seven oxygen atoms in the molecule
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HEPTOIC ACID — (ˈ)hep|tōik- noun Etymology: hept ane + -oic : any of the monocarboxylic acids C 7 H 13 COOH (as enanthic …
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HEPTATOMIC — |hept+ adjective Etymology: hepta- + atomic 1. : consisting of seven atoms 2. : having seven replaceable atoms or radicals
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HEPTALDEHYDE — (ˈ)hept+ noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary hepta- + aldehyde : enanthaldehyde
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HEPTA- — combining form or hept- Etymology: Greek, from hepta — more at seven 1. : seven hepta gon 2. chemistry : …
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-ACE — əˌsē noun combining form ( -s ) Etymology: Late Greek akē point — more at edge : apex having (so …
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HEPTODE — /hep"tohd/ , n. Electronics. a vacuum tube containing seven electrodes, usually a plate, a cathode, a control electrode, and four …
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HEPTATHLON — /hep tath"leuhn, -lon/ , n. an athletic contest for women comprising seven different track-and-field events and won by the contestant …
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HEPTARCHY — — heptarch, heptarchist , n. — heptarchic, heptarchical, heptarchal , adj. /hep"tahr kee/ , n. , pl. heptarchies . 1. …
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HEPTANGULAR — /hep tang"gyeuh leuhr/ , adj. having seven angles. [ 1700-10; HEPT- + ANGULAR ]
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HEPTANE — /hep"tayn/ , n. any of nine isomeric hydrocarbons, C 7 H 16 , of the alkane series, some of which …
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HEPTA- — a combining form meaning "seven," used in the formation of compound words: heptahedron. Also, esp. before a vowel, hept- . …
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HEPPED — /hept/ , adj. Informal. hipped 2 . [ HEP 1 + -ED 2 ]
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HEPTATHLON — noun Etymology: hept- + -athlon (as in decathlon ) Date: 1977 : a 7-event athletic contest ; specifically : a …
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HEPTA- — or hept- Etymology: Greek, from hepta — more at seven 1. : seven hepta meter 2. : containing seven atoms, …
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HEPTA- — [hepta-] or hept- comb form [Gk, fr. hepta--more at seven] 1: seven "heptameter" 2: containing seven atoms, groups, or equivalents …
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