Definition of anoxia in English:

anoxia

nounaˈnɒksɪəæˈnɑksiə

mass nountechnical

1An absence of oxygen.
Example sentencesExamples
- Lack of oxygen or anoxia is a common environmental challenge which plants have to face throughout their life.
- Many wetland or riverine species are well-adapted to the low-oxygen conditions which naturally occur in their habitat, and some can tolerate several months of total anoxia.
- Sugar availability plays an important role in plant tolerance to anoxia.
- Tolerance to anoxia is relevant to wetland species, rice cultivation and transient waterlogging of agricultural crops.
- We screened several hundred inbred and exotic maize lines for their tolerance to anoxia.
1. 1.1Medicine An absence or deficiency of oxygen reaching the tissues; severe hypoxia.
  death due to anoxia resulting from strangulation
  Example sentencesExamples
  Cold injury is believed to occur due to anoxia resulting from circulatory insufficiency as well as the direct freezing effect of cold on the exposed parts.
  Deaths and permanent neurological damage from anoxia have occurred when surgeons have unwisely performed immediate consecutive bilateral thoracoscopy rather than two separate operations.
  He added that these injuries can be very severe because facial injuries received often affect breathing, which leads to anoxia which can result in brain damage.
  A sufferer of birth anoxia, a lack of oxygen to the brain at birth, people were amazed by how Mr Ryder managed to live life to the full.
  After cardiac arrest, non-pregnant adults suffer irreversible brain damage from anoxia within three to four minutes, but pregnant women become hypoxic more quickly.

Derivatives

anoxic

adjectiveəˈnɒksɪkæˈnɑksɪk

technical

The aim here is also to determine if the root tip removal before submergence would lead to superior anoxic tolerance.
Example sentencesExamples
- He allegedly was over sedated and consequently suffered cardiopulmonary arrest with an ensuing irreversible anoxic brain injury.
- He assumes that anoxic damage to the brain obliterates all consciousness.
- It was determined that the patient had suffered severe anoxic brain damage as a result of the cardiac arrest.
- Both anoxic and control samples were kept at room temperature in the dark.

Origin

1930s: from an-¹ + ox(ygen) + -ia¹.

Definition of anoxia in US English:

anoxia

nounæˈnɑksiəaˈnäksēə

technical

1An absence of oxygen.
Example sentencesExamples
- Many wetland or riverine species are well-adapted to the low-oxygen conditions which naturally occur in their habitat, and some can tolerate several months of total anoxia.
- Tolerance to anoxia is relevant to wetland species, rice cultivation and transient waterlogging of agricultural crops.
- Sugar availability plays an important role in plant tolerance to anoxia.
- Lack of oxygen or anoxia is a common environmental challenge which plants have to face throughout their life.
- We screened several hundred inbred and exotic maize lines for their tolerance to anoxia.
1. 1.1Medicine An absence or deficiency of oxygen reaching the tissues; severe hypoxia.
  death due to anoxia resulting from strangulation
  Example sentencesExamples
  After cardiac arrest, non-pregnant adults suffer irreversible brain damage from anoxia within three to four minutes, but pregnant women become hypoxic more quickly.
  Deaths and permanent neurological damage from anoxia have occurred when surgeons have unwisely performed immediate consecutive bilateral thoracoscopy rather than two separate operations.
  A sufferer of birth anoxia, a lack of oxygen to the brain at birth, people were amazed by how Mr Ryder managed to live life to the full.
  He added that these injuries can be very severe because facial injuries received often affect breathing, which leads to anoxia which can result in brain damage.
  Cold injury is believed to occur due to anoxia resulting from circulatory insufficiency as well as the direct freezing effect of cold on the exposed parts.

Origin

1930s: from an- + ox(ygen) + -ia.

单词	anoxia
释义	Definition of anoxia in English: anoxia nounaˈnɒksɪəæˈnɑksiə mass nountechnical 1An absence of oxygen. Example sentencesExamples Lack of oxygen or anoxia is a common environmental challenge which plants have to face throughout their life. Many wetland or riverine species are well-adapted to the low-oxygen conditions which naturally occur in their habitat, and some can tolerate several months of total anoxia. Sugar availability plays an important role in plant tolerance to anoxia. Tolerance to anoxia is relevant to wetland species, rice cultivation and transient waterlogging of agricultural crops. We screened several hundred inbred and exotic maize lines for their tolerance to anoxia. 1.1Medicine An absence or deficiency of oxygen reaching the tissues; severe hypoxia. death due to anoxia resulting from strangulation Example sentencesExamples Cold injury is believed to occur due to anoxia resulting from circulatory insufficiency as well as the direct freezing effect of cold on the exposed parts. Deaths and permanent neurological damage from anoxia have occurred when surgeons have unwisely performed immediate consecutive bilateral thoracoscopy rather than two separate operations. He added that these injuries can be very severe because facial injuries received often affect breathing, which leads to anoxia which can result in brain damage. A sufferer of birth anoxia, a lack of oxygen to the brain at birth, people were amazed by how Mr Ryder managed to live life to the full. After cardiac arrest, non-pregnant adults suffer irreversible brain damage from anoxia within three to four minutes, but pregnant women become hypoxic more quickly. Derivatives anoxic adjectiveəˈnɒksɪkæˈnɑksɪk technical The aim here is also to determine if the root tip removal before submergence would lead to superior anoxic tolerance. Example sentencesExamples He allegedly was over sedated and consequently suffered cardiopulmonary arrest with an ensuing irreversible anoxic brain injury. He assumes that anoxic damage to the brain obliterates all consciousness. It was determined that the patient had suffered severe anoxic brain damage as a result of the cardiac arrest. Both anoxic and control samples were kept at room temperature in the dark. Origin 1930s: from an-¹ + ox(ygen) + -ia¹. Definition of anoxia in US English: anoxia nounæˈnɑksiəaˈnäksēə technical 1An absence of oxygen. Example sentencesExamples Many wetland or riverine species are well-adapted to the low-oxygen conditions which naturally occur in their habitat, and some can tolerate several months of total anoxia. Tolerance to anoxia is relevant to wetland species, rice cultivation and transient waterlogging of agricultural crops. Sugar availability plays an important role in plant tolerance to anoxia. Lack of oxygen or anoxia is a common environmental challenge which plants have to face throughout their life. We screened several hundred inbred and exotic maize lines for their tolerance to anoxia. 1.1Medicine An absence or deficiency of oxygen reaching the tissues; severe hypoxia. death due to anoxia resulting from strangulation Example sentencesExamples After cardiac arrest, non-pregnant adults suffer irreversible brain damage from anoxia within three to four minutes, but pregnant women become hypoxic more quickly. Deaths and permanent neurological damage from anoxia have occurred when surgeons have unwisely performed immediate consecutive bilateral thoracoscopy rather than two separate operations. A sufferer of birth anoxia, a lack of oxygen to the brain at birth, people were amazed by how Mr Ryder managed to live life to the full. He added that these injuries can be very severe because facial injuries received often affect breathing, which leads to anoxia which can result in brain damage. Cold injury is believed to occur due to anoxia resulting from circulatory insufficiency as well as the direct freezing effect of cold on the exposed parts. Origin 1930s: from an- + ox(ygen) + -ia.
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