ECH

Meaning of ECH in English

abbreviation

echelon

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ECH — Airport Name : Echuca Airport Airport Location : Echuca, Victoria, Australia IATA Code : ECH ICAO Code : YECH
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ECH — -ech- [occurring in compounds]
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ECH — To ingest quantity of echinacea in hopes of warding off a cold. Example: Geez, everyone at work is sick. Make …
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ECH — сокр. от echelon (воен.)
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YECH — Airport Name : Echuca Airport Airport Location : Echuca, Victoria, Australia IATA Code : ECH ICAO Code : YECH
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ECHUCA AIRPORT — Airport Name : Echuca Airport Airport Location : Echuca, Victoria, Australia IATA Code : ECH ICAO Code : YECH
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EQUINE — I. ˈēˌkwīn, ˈeˌ- adjective Etymology: Latin equinus, from equus horse + -inus -ine; akin to Old English eoh horse, Old …
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EACH — I. (|)ēch adjective Etymology: Middle English ech, from Old English ǣlc; akin to Old High German iogilīh each; both from …
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NOURITURE — -ə̇chə(r), -ēch-, -ˌchu̇(ə)r, -u̇ə noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English noriture, from Middle French nourreture, partly from norrir to …
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ECHARD — ˈeˌkärd noun ( -s ) Etymology: Greek ech ein to hold, withhold + ard ein to water — more at …
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EACH OTHER — pronoun Etymology: Middle English ech other, from Old English ǣlc ōther, from ǣlc each + ōther other : each of …
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CHECHEHET — |chāchə|het, -ech- noun ( plural chechehet or chechehets ) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Spanish chechehet, chechaet, of American Indian origin …
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CATCHY — ˈkachē, -ech-, -chi adjective ( -er/-est ) 1. a. : having the power or tending to catch the interest or …
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CATCHPOLE — noun or catch·poll ˈkachˌpōl, -ech- ( -es ) Etymology: Middle English cacchepol, from Old English cæcepol, from (assumed) Old North …
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CATCHMENT — ˈkachmənt, -ech- noun ( -s ) 1. : the act or action of catching water water conservation and catchment — …
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CATCHING — ˈkachiŋ, -ech- adjective Etymology: Middle English cacching, from present participle of cacchen to catch 1. : infectious , contagious colds …
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CATCHER — ˈkachə(r), -ech- noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English caccher, from cacchen to catch + -er 1. : one that …
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BRECCIAL — -ech(ē)əl, -esh- adjective : of or relating to breccia
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SYNECHIA — /si nek"ee euh, -nee"kee euh, sin'i kuy"euh/ , n. , pl. synechiae /si nek"ee ee', -nee"kee ee', sin'i kuy"ee/ . …
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MACROETCH — /mak"roh ech'/ , v.t. to etch deeply into the surface of (a metal). [ MACRO- + ETCH ]
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HIPPO- — a combining form appearing in loanwords from Greek, where it meant "horse" ( hippodrome ); on this model, used in …
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FREEZE-ETCH — /freez"ech'/ , v.t. to prepare (material) for the electron microscope by freeze etching.
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ETCHING — /ech"ing/ , n. 1. the act or process of making designs or pictures on a metal plate, glass, etc., by …
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ETCHANT — /ech"euhnt/ , n. a chemical used to etch designs into metal, glass, or other material. [ 1925-30; ETCH + -ANT …
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ETCH — — etcher , n. /ech/ , v.t. 1. to cut, bite, or corrode with an acid or the like; engrave …
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ENTELECHY — — entelechial /en'teuh lek"ee euhl/ , adj. /en tel"euh kee/ , n. , pl. entelechies . 1. a realization or …
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ECHEVERRÍA ÁLVAREZ — /ech'euh veuh ree"euh al"veuh rez'/ ; Sp. /e'che verdd rddee"ah ahl"vah rddes'/ Luis /lwees/ , born 1922, Mexican political leader: …
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ECHEVERIA — /ech'euh veuh ree"euh/ , n. any of numerous succulent plants of the genus Echeveria, native to tropical America and having …
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ECCE HOMO — /ech"ay hoh"moh, ek"ay/ for 1; /ek"see hoh"moh, ek"ay/ for 2 , Latin. 1. "Behold the man!": the words with which …
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ECHO — [echo] n, pl ech.oes also echos [ME ecco, fr. MF & L; MF echo, fr. L, fr. Gk echo; akin …
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CHELIF RIVER — also spelled Chliff, or Sheliff, the longest and most important river of Algeria. Its farthest tributary, the Sebgag River, rises …
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