| 释义 |
deuter-
I. combining form
or deutero-
Etymology: alteration (influenced by Late Latin deutero-) of earlier deutro-, from Middle English, modification of Late Latin deutero-, from Greek deuter-, deutero-, from deuteros second; probably akin to Latin dudum formerly, Greek dein to lack, miss, Greek (Homeric) deuesthai to be in need of, Sanskrit dūra far
1. : second : secondary
< deuteragonist >
< deuteroplasm >
2. : belonging to any of various classes of chemical substances regarded as secondary products of decomposition
< deuteroporphyrin >
< deuteroproteose >
II. combining form
or deutero-
Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary from deuterium
: deuteri-
< deuteride >
< deuterochloroform > |