OPH

Meaning of OPH in English

oph-

n [occurring in derivatives and compounds] oph-, ophi-, ophio- (= snake)

Interlingua English vocab. Английский словарь Интерлингва. 2012

OPH — [Optical Power High] повышенная оптическая мощность, сигнал OPH
Большой Англо-Русский словарь
OPH — [Optical Power High] повышенная оптическая мощность, сигнал OPH
Большой Англо-Русский словарь
OPH — сокр. от Optical Power High повышенная оптическая мощность, сигнал OPH
Англо-Русский словарь по компьютерам
OPH — сокр. от Optical Power High повышенная оптическая мощность, сигнал OPH
Англо-Русский словарь по вычислительной технике и программированию
OPH — Optical Power High повышенная оптическая мощность, сигнал OPH
Англо-Русский словарь компьютерных терминов
OPH — [Optical Power High] повышенная оптическая мощность, сигнал OPH
Новый большой Англо-Русский словарь
OPH — [Optical Power High] повышенная оптическая мощность, сигнал OPH
Новый большой Англо-Русский словарь
THIENYL — ˈthīəˌnil noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary thi oph en e + -yl : either of two univalent …
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THENYL — ˈthen ə l noun ( -s ) Etymology: thi oph en e + -yl : the radical C 4 H …
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THENOIC ACID — thə̇ˈnōik- noun Etymology: thi oph en e + -o- + -ic : either of two isomeric crystalline acids C 4 …
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OPHITE — — ophitic /oh fit"ik/ , adj. /of"uyt, oh"fuyt/ , n. Petrol. a diabase in which elongate crystals of plagioclase are …
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OPHIDIAN — /oh fid"ee euhn/ , adj. 1. belonging or pertaining to the suborder Ophidia (Serpentes), comprising the snakes. n. 2. a …
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ZOOPHILIC — [zoo.phil.ic] or zo.oph.i.lous adj (1886): having an attraction to or preference for animals; esp, of an insect: preferring animals to …
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TOXOPHILITE — [tox.oph.i.lite] n [Gk toxon bow, arrow + philos dear, loving] (1794): a person fond of or expert at archery -- …
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THEOPHYLLINE — [the.oph.yl.line] n [ISV theo- (fr. NL thea tea) + phyll- + [2]-ine] (ca. 1894): a feebly basic bitter crystalline compound …
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THEOPHANY — [the.oph.a.ny] n, pl -nies [ML theophania, fr. LGk theophaneia, fr. Gk the- + -phaneia (as in epiphaneia appearance)--more at epiphany] …
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OPHTHALMOSCOPE — [oph.thal.mo.scope] n [ISV] (ca. 1857): an instrument for use in viewing the interior of the eye and esp. the retina …
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OPHTHALMOLOGY — [oph.thal.mol.o.gy] n (ca. 1842): a branch of medical science dealing with the structure, functions, and diseases of the eye -- …
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OPHTHALMOLOGIST — [oph.thal.mol.o.gist] n (1834): a physician that specializes in ophthalmology--compare optician, optometrist
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OPHTHALMIC — [oph.thal.mic] adj (ca. 1741) 1: of, relating to, or situated near the eye 2: supplying or draining the eye or …
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OPHTHALMIA — [oph.thal.mia] n [ME obtalmia, fr. LL ophthalmia, fr. Gk, fr. ophthalmos eye; akin to Gk ops eye--more at eye] (14c): …
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MONOPHTHONG — [mon.oph.thong] n [LGk monophthongos single vowel, fr. Gk mon- + phthongos sound] (1616): a vowel sound that throughout its duration …
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LYOPHILIZE — [ly.oph.i.lize] vt -lized ; -liz.ing (1938): freeze-dry -- ly.oph.i.li.za.tion n -- ly.oph.i.liz.er n
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LYOPHILISE — [ly.oph.i.lise] Brit var of lyophilize
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ICHTHYOPHAGOUS — [ich.thy.oph.a.gous] adj [Gk ichthyophagos, fr. ichthy- + -phagos -phagous] (ca. 1828): eating or subsisting on fish
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HETEROPHONY — [het.er.oph.o.ny] n, pl -nies [Gk heterophonia diversity of note, fr. heter- + -phonia -phony] (1919): independent variation on a single …
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GEOPHAGY — [ge.oph.a.gy] n [ISV] (1850): a practice in rural or preindustrial societies of eating earthy substances (as clay) to augment a …
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EXOPHTHALMOS — [ex.oph.thal.mos] also ex.oph.thal.mus n [NL, fr. Gk exophthalmos having prominent eyes, fr. ex out + ophthalmos eye; akin to Gk …
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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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BACTERI OPHAGE — [bac.te.ri o.phage] n [ISV] (1920): a virus that infects bacteria -- bac.te.ri.oph.a.gy n
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SLAVOPHILISM — [Slav.oph.i.lism] n (1877): advocacy of Slavic and specif. Russian culture over western European culture esp. as practiced among some members …
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