advehere
1advection — noun Etymology: Latin advection , advectio act of bringing, from advehere to carry to, from ad + vehere to carry more at way Date: 1910 the usually horizontal movement of a mass of fluid (as air or an ocean current); also transport (as of… …
2advection — advective, adj. /ad vek sheuhn/, n. 1. Meteorol. the horizontal transport of atmospheric properties (distinguished from convection). 2. the horizontal flow of air, water, etc. [1905 10; < L advection (s. of advectio), equiv. to advect(us), ptp.… …
3advection — [ advɛksjɔ̃ ] n. f. • mil. XXe; lat. advectio « transport » ♦ Didact. Déplacement d une masse d air dans le sens horizontal. Météor. Brouillard d advection. ⊗ CONTR. Convection. ● advection nom féminin (latin advectio) Déplacement horizontal d… …
4AFRICANAE — pro pantheris apud Plinium l. 8. c. 17. de Pantheris, ubi, postquam docuit illud genus in Africa Syriaque elle creberrimum, addit: Senatusconsultum fuit vetus, ne liceret Africanas in Italiam advehere; ubi per Africanas solas intelligit pantheras …
5EPIDAURUS — urbs Peloponnesi, Aesculapii templo celeberrima. Unde etiam Romani cum gravi pestilentia laborarent, consulroqueve oraculo iuberentur Aeseulapium Romam advehere, trire mem cum legatis ea de causa Epidaurum misêre. Verum cum Epidaurii Deum… …
6PANTHER — Graece Πανθὴρ, Poetis pro Panthera, quasi Πανὸς θὴρ Panis fera, quia in deliciis Pani et Baccho, ut lynces et tigres: unde in scenis Veter. versatilibus semper ante Bacchi pedes, et inter satyricas vestes pantherina quoque pellis Polluci… …
7TEREDON — urbs ad sinum Persicum. Ptol. Balsara Ortelio. Huius meminit Dionys. v. 982. Υ῾ςατίῃς προχοῇσι Τερηδόνος ἐγγὺς ὁδεύων. Ubi Scholiastes πόλιν Περσικην` vocat. Nic. Lloyd. Baudrando, Balsora et Bassora, urbs Arabiae felicis in ipso limite Arabiae… …
8avvezione — av·ve·zió·ne s.f. TS meteor. spostamento dell aria in senso orizzontale: avvezione di aria calda, fredda {{line}} {{/line}} DATA: 1970. ETIMO: dal lat. advectiōne(m), der. di advehĕre condurre, trasportare …
9advection — [əd vɛkʃ(ə)n] noun the transfer of heat or matter by the flow of a fluid, especially horizontally in the atmosphere or the sea. Derivatives advect verb advective adjective Origin early 20th cent.: from L. advectio(n ), from advehere bring , from… …
10advekacija — advekácija (advèkcija) ž DEFINICIJA meteor. horizontalno prenošenje neke meteorološke veličine (npr. temperature, vlage i dr.) samo vjetrom ETIMOLOGIJA lat. advectio ≃ advehere: odnositi, prenositi ≃ ad + vehere: nositi, donijeti …
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