SPIRA

Meaning of SPIRA in English

n 1. whorl (of a spiral); 2. [Geom.] spiral; also: coil, etc.

Interlingua English vocab. Английский словарь Интерлингва. 2012

BREATH — hala, spira, respiration; (a breath) halade. TO LOSE ONE'S ~: bar perdit li hala. IN THE SAME ~: in li …
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SPIRULINA — noun Etymology: New Latin, from spirula small coil, diminutive of Latin spira coil Date: 1977 a microscopic filamentous aquatic cyanobacterium …
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SPIROGYRA — noun Etymology: New Latin, from Latin spira + Greek gyros ring, circle Date: 1875 any of a genus ( Spirogyra …
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SPIRILLUM — noun (plural spirilla) Etymology: New Latin, from diminutive of Latin spira coil Date: circa 1875 any of a genus ( …
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SPIRE — I. noun Etymology: Middle English, from Old English spīr; akin to Middle Dutch spier blade of grass Date: before 12th …
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SPIRE — I. ˈspī(ə)r, -īə noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English spir, spire, from Old English spīr; akin to Middle Dutch …
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SPIRAL — I. spi·ral ˈspīrəl adjective Etymology: Medieval Latin spiralis, from Latin spira coil + -alis -al — more at spire 1. …
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SPIRULA — ˈspir(y)ələ noun Etymology: New Latin, from Late Latin, twisted cracknel, from Latin spira coil, twist + -ula — more at …
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SPIRILLUM — spīˈriləm noun Etymology: New Latin, diminutive of Latin spira coil, twist — more at spire 1. capitalized : a genus …
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SPIR- — combining form or spiri- or spiro- Etymology: Late Latin spir-, from Latin spira — more at spire 1. : coil …
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SEMISULCOSPIRA — ˌsemə̇ˌsəlkəˈspīrə noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from semi- + Latin sulcus furrow + New Latin -spira (from spirare to …
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SAPROSPIRA — ˌsaprəˈspīrə noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from sapr- + Latin spira coil — more at spire : a genus …
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LEPTOSPIRA — -ˈspīrə noun Etymology: New Latin, from lept- + Latin spira coil, twist — more at spire (spiral, curl) 1. capitalized …
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CRISTISPIRA — -ˈspīrə noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from cristi- (from Latin crista crest) + Latin spira coil, twist — more …
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SPIRULA — /spir"yeuh leuh, -oo leuh/ , n. , pl. spirulae /-lee'/ . any cephalopod of the genus Spirula, having a flat, …
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SPIRO- — spiro- 1 a combining form meaning "respiration," used in the formation of compound words: spirograph. [ comb. form of L …
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SPIRE — spire 1 — spireless , adj. /spuyeur/ , n. , v. , spired, spiring . n. 1. a tall, acutely …
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SPIRACLE
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LEPTOSPIRA — — leptospiral , adj. /lep'teuh spuy"reuh/ , n. , pl. leptospirae /-ree/ , leptospiras . Bacteriol. any of several spirally …
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SPIRE — I. ˈspī(-ə)r noun Etymology: Middle English, from Old English spīr; akin to Middle Dutch spier blade of grass Date: before …
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SPIRAL — I. ˈspī-rəl adjective Etymology: Medieval Latin spiralis, from Latin spira coil — more at spire Date: 1551 1. a. : …
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SPIRULINA — noun Etymology: New Latin, from spirula small coil, diminutive of Latin spira coil Date: 1977 : a microscopic filamentous aquatic …
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SPIROGYRA — noun Etymology: New Latin, from Latin spira + Greek gyros ring, circle Date: 1875 : any of a genus ( …
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SPIROCHETE — also spi·ro·chaete ˈspī-rə-ˌkēt Etymology: New Latin Spirochaeta, genus of bacteria, from Latin spira coil + Greek chaitē long hair — …
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SPIRILLUM — noun ( plural spi·ril·la -ˈri-lə) Etymology: New Latin, from diminutive of Latin spira coil Date: circa 1875 : any of …
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LEPTOSPIRE — noun Etymology: New Latin Leptospira, from Greek leptos + Latin spira coil — more at spire Date: 1952 : any …
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SPIRO- — ~ 1 ■ combining form 1》 spiral; in a spiral: spirochaete. 2》 Chemistry denoting a molecule with two rings with …
Concise Oxford English vocab
SPIRILLUM — [ spʌɪ'rɪləm ] ■ noun ( plural spirilla -lə ) a bacterium with a rigid spiral structure, found in stagnant …
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SPIRAL — ■ adjective winding in a continuous and gradually widening (or tightening) curve around a central point or axis. ↘winding in …
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SPIROGYRA — [spi.ro.gy.ra] n [NL, fr. L spira + Gk gyros ring, circle] (1875): any of a genus (Spirogyra) of freshwater green …
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SPIROCHETE — [spi.ro.chete] also spi.ro.chaete n [NL Spirochaeta, genus of bacteria, fr. L spira coil + Gk chaite long hair--more at spire] …
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