EMER

Meaning of EMER in English

abbreviation

1. emergency

2. emeritus

Webster's New International English Dictionary. Новый международный словарь английского языка Webster. 2012

EMER — [em-/empt-;-im-/-empt-] v to buy, purchase emer- v [occurring in derivatives]
Interlingua English vocab
EMER — abbreviation ~itus
Толковый словарь английского языка - Merriam Webster
EMER — emeritus
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EMER — [emer] abbreviation emeritus
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EMER — [Celtic] An exceptionally beautiful, and intelligent, woman who knew it! Before she would allow the hero Cuchulainn to sleep with …
Encyclopedia Mythica English vocab
EMER — Function: abbreviation emeritus
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IMER — -imer see emer
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EMPT — empt- see emer
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HEXAEMERON — — hexaemeric , adj. /hek'seuh em"euh ron'/ , n. 1. the six days of the Creation. 2. a written account …
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EMMER — /em"euhr/ , n. a wheat, Triticum turgidum dicoccon, having a two-grained spikelet, grown as a forage crop in Europe, Asia, …
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EMERIZE — /em"euh ruyz'/ , v.t., emerized, emerizing . to finish (fabric) with a cylinder covered with emery in order to make …
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PREEMERGENT — [pre.emer.gent] adj (1959): preemergence
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PREEMERGENCE — [pre.emer.gence] adj (1935): used or occurring before emergence of seedlings above the ground "~ herbicides"
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POSTEMERGENCE — [post.emer.gence] adj (1940): used or occurring in the stage between the emergence of a seedling and the maturity of a …
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POST- — [post-] prefix [ME, fr. L, fr. post; akin to Lith pas at, Gk apo away from--more at of] 1 a: …
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NON-
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EMERSION — [emer.sion] n [L emersus, pp. of emergere] (1633): an act of emerging: emergence
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EMERITUS — [emer.i.tus] n, pl -i.ti (1750): one retired from professional life but permitted to retain as an honorary title the rank …
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EMERITA — [emer.i.ta] adj [L, fem. of emeritus] (1928): emeritus--used of a woman "Professor Emerita Mary Smith"
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EMERGENT — [emer.gent] adj [ME, fr. L emergent-, emergens, prp. of emergere] (1593) 1 a: arising unexpectedly b: calling for prompt action: …
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EMERGENCY — [emer.gen.cy] n, pl -cies often attrib (ca. 1631) 1: an unforeseen combination of circumstances or the resulting state that calls …
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EMERGENCE — [emer.gence] n (1704) 1: the act or an instance of emerging 2: any of various superficial outgrowths of plant tissue …
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YEATS, JACK BUTLER — born Aug. 23, 1871, London, Eng. died March 28, 1957, Dublin, Ire. leading Irish painter of the 20th century, whose …
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CELTIC MYTHOLOGY — All the articles available in the Celtic mythology section of the Encyclopedia Mythica: Abandinus; Abarta; Abellio; Abhean; Abnoba; Achall; Achtan; …
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