LIO-

Meaning of LIO- in English

— see leio-

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

LIO — Logical Input/Output модуль логического ввода/вывода Представляет собой интерфейс между пользовательскими процессами в CP и периферией обработки вызовов в EWSD. LIO …
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LI — [li] def art the (= le ) [li] pron him (= le ) li- adj [occurring in compounds] li-, lio-, …
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LEIO- — combining form or lio- Etymology: New Latin, from Greek leio-, from leios — more at lime : smooth leio cephalous …
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TELIOSPORE — [te.lio.spore] n [Gk teleios complete (fr. telos end) + E spore] (1905): a chlamydospore that is the final stage in …
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SPECTROHELIOSCOPE — [spec.tro.he.lio.scope] n [ISV] (1906) 1: spectroheliograph 2: an instrument similar to a spectroheliograph used for visual as distinguished from photographic …
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SPECTROHELIOGRAPH — [spec.tro.he.lio.graph] n [ISV] (1892): an apparatus for making spectroheliograms -- spec.tro.he.li.og.ra.phy n
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SPECTROHELIOGRAM — [spec.tro.he.lio.gram] n (1905): a photograph of the sun that is made by monochromatic light and shows the sun's faculae and …
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PYRHELIOMETER — [pyr.he.li.om.e.ter] n [ISV] (1863): an instrument for measuring the sun's radiant energy as received at the earth -- pyr.he.lio.met.ric adj
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PORTFOLIO — [port.fo.lio] n, pl -li.os [It portafoglio, fr. portare to carry (fr. L) + foglio leaf, sheet, fr. L folium--more at …
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POLIOVIRUS — [po.lio.vi.rus] n [NL, fr. poliomyelitis + virus] (1953): an enterovirus that occurs in several antigenically distinct forms and is the …
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POLIOMYELITIS — [po.lio.my.eli.tis] n [NL, fr. Gk polios gray + myelos marrow--more at fallow, myel-] (1878): an acute infectious virus disease characterized …
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POLIO — [po.lio] n (1931): poliomyelitis
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MELIORISM — [me.lio.rism] n (1877): the belief that the world tends to become better and that humans can aid its betterment -- …
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MELIORATE — [me.lio.rate] vb -rat.ed ; -rat.ing [LL melioratus, pp. of meliorare, fr. L melior better; akin to L multus much, Gk …
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HELIOZOAN — [he.lio.zo.an] n [NL Heliozoa, fr. [1]heli- + -zoa] (ca. 1889): any of a class (Heliozoa) of free-living holozoic usu. freshwater …
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HELIOTROPISM — [he.li.ot.ro.pism] n (ca. 1854): phototropism in which sunlight is the orienting stimulus -- he.lio.tro.pic adj
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HELIOTROPE — [he.lio.trope] n [L heliotropium, fr. Gk heliotropion, fr. helio- [1]heli- + tropos turn; fr. its flowers' turning toward the sun--more …
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HELIOSTAT — [he.lio.stat] n [NL heliostata, fr. [1]heli- + Gk -states -stat] (1747): an instrument consisting of a mirror mounted on an …
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HELIOMETER — [he.li.om.e.ter] n [F heliometre, fr. helio- [1]heli- + -metre -meter] (1753): a visual telescope that has a divided objective designed …
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HELIOGRAPHIC — [he.lio.graph.ic] adj (1706): measured on the sun's disk "~ latitude"
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HELIOGRAPH — [he.lio.graph] n [ISV] (1877): an apparatus for telegraphing by means of the sun's rays flashed from a mirror -- heliograph …
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HELIOCENTRIC — [he.lio.cen.tric] adj (1685) 1: referred to or measured from the sun's center or appearing as if seen from it 2: …
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FOLIO — [fo.lio] n, pl fo.li.os [ME, fr. L, abl. of folium] (1447) 1 a: a leaf esp. of a manuscript or …
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CURCULIO — [cur.cu.lio] n, pl -li.os [L, grain weevil] (1756): any of various weevils; esp: one that injures fruit
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BIBLIOTHERAPY — [bib.lio.ther.a.py] n (1919): the use of reading materials for help in solving personal problems or for psychiatric therapy
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BIBLIOTHECA — [bib.lio.the.ca] n, pl -cas or -cae [L, fr. Gk bibliotheke, fr. bibli- + theke case; akin to Gk tithenai to …
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BIBLIOPHILE — [bib.lio.phile] n [F, fr. bibli- + -phile] (1824): a lover of books esp. for qualities of format; also: a book …
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BIBLIOMANIA — [bib.lio.ma.nia] n [F bibliomanie, fr. bibli- + manie mania, fr. LL mania] (1734): extreme preoccupation with collecting books -- bib.lio.ma.ni.ac …
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BIBLIOGRAPHY — [bib.li.og.ra.phy] n, pl -phies [prob. fr. NL bibliographia, fr. Gk, the copying of books, fr. bibli- + -graphia -graphy] (1802) …
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AMELIORATE — [ame.lio.rate] vb -rat.ed ; -rat.ing [alter. of meliorate] vt (1767): to make better or more tolerable ~ vi: to grow …
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