Meaning of "aerobium" in the English dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF AEROBIUM

aerobium  [ɛəˈrəʊbɪəm]

GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY OF AEROBIUM

Aerobium is a noun.

A noun is a type of word the meaning of which determines reality. Nouns provide the names for all things: people, objects, sensations, feelings, etc.

TRANSLATION OF AEROBIUM

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• Translator English - Portuguese: aeróbio
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• Translator English - Marathi: ऍरोबियम
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10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «AEROBIUM»

Discover the use of aerobium in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to aerobium and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.

Robertson's Words for a Modern Age: A Cross Reference of ...

... aerobics, aerobiology, aerobioscope, aerobiosis, aerobi- otic, aerobium, aerodontalgia, aerodontia, aerodontology, aerodrome, aerodromophobia, aerodromphobia, aerodynamic, aerodynamical, aerodynamically, aerodynamics, aerodyne, ...

John G. Robertson, 1991

WORD JUDGE USA

... AEROBICALLY AEROBICIZE AEROBICIZED AEROBICIZES AEROBICIZING AEROBICS AEROBIOLOGICAL AEROBIOLOGICALLY AEROBIOLOGIES AEROBIOLOGY AEROBIOSES AEROBIOSIS AEROBIUM AEROBRAKE AEROBRAKED ...

Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013

A natural system of botany

Aerobium, Spr. 340. Aerophyton, Eschw. 425. A6rva, Forsk. 208. jEschynanthus, Jack, App. jEschynomene, L. 156. jEsculacejE, Lind. 84. jEsculus, L. 84. jEthalium, Lk. 425. iEtheilema, R. Br. 285. AStheorhiza, Cass. 263. Mtheolcena, Cass.

John Lindley, 1836

English Language Word Builder

... WOMANISH DUDISHLY MOPISHLY TONISHLY AEROBIUM CONARIUM INDUSIUM SOREDIUM ADOPTIVE DILUTIVE EXAPTIVE INFUSIVE POSTDIVE SOLUTIVE BATELESS BLOTLESS BROWLESS COOKLESS DEBTLESS ECHOLESS ...

Bob Jackman, 2012

Origins: A Short Etymological Dictionary of Modern English

Exx: aerobia, plof aerobium, an aerobe—an organism that can live onlywhere oxygen is present; Zenobia (cf zeno); AMPHIBIOUS (Gr amphibios); BIOGRAPHY , BIOLOGY. Cf by. Biblico: c/f of Biblic(al). See BIBLE. Cf: biblio: Gr biblio‚ c/fof ...

Eric Partridge, 2006

Dictionary of Plant Breeding, Second Edition

bot aerobe: An organism needing free oxygen for growth bot aerobium: >>> aerobe aerosol: A colloidal substance that is suspended in the air phyt meth aesculin: >>> glucoside aestivation: Condition in which an organism may pass an ...

Rolf H. J. Schlegel, 2009

食品科學詞彙

ЩЩ^Щ xerophile ofVÚ'J xerophilic xerophilic bacteria gourmand 'fifïîiH hyperphagia aerophilic bacteria HíHínlIr aerobic culture Щ пШШ aerobic bacteria aerobic fermentation В*ЖЙ aerobe; aerobium; aeromicrobe iff ^.Mfí aerobic culture ...

Kwan Hoi-Shan, 2005

Elsevier's Dictionary of Herpetological and Related Terminology

AEROBE See AEROBIC. AEROBIC Having a dependency upon air or free oxygen, i.e, an aerobe, or aerobium AEROMONAS INFECTION Probably the most significant bacterial disease to occur in reptiles and amphibians, particularly in those ...

D.C. Wareham, 2005

The Biology of Halophilic Bacteria

Other halophilic anaerobes include the fermentative organisms, Haloan- aerobium prevalens and Halobacteroides halobius (Oren, 1986), the first eubacteria shown to maintain as high internal as external Cl ~ ion concentrations (Kushner and ...

Russell H. Vreeland, Lawrence I. Hochstein, 1992

A Natural System of Botany ; Or a Systematic View of the ...

Aerides, Loureir. Dendrocolla, Blume. Scheenorchis, Brume. Aeranthus, Lindl. Crypt0pus, Lindl. Beclardia, A. Rich. CEonia, Lindl. Microcaelia, Lindl. Angnecum , Pet. Th. Aerobium, Spreng. Agrostophyllum, Blume. Calanthe, R. Br. Centrosia,  ...

John Lindley, 1836