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61ad|vec|tive — «ad VEHK tihv», adjective. of or having to do with the horizontal moving of masses of air, involving the transfer of heat or other properties of air …
62a|vec plai|sir — «a vehk pleh ZEER», French. with pleasure …
63con|vec|tion — «kuhn VEHK shuhn», noun. 1. the transfer of heat from one place to another by the movement of heated particles of a gas or liquid: »If you hold your hand in the hot air rising from a hot air register, your hand is heated by convection (John R.… …
64con|vec|tor — «kuhn VEHK tuhr», noun. any means or device for heating by convection: »Convectors and baseboard heating units are tested by taking temperature readings from 20 different spots inside the…room (Wall Street Journal) …
65Dieu a|vec nous — «DYER a vehk NOO», French. God with us …
66e|vec|tion|al — «ih VEHK shuh nuhl», adjective. relating or belonging to the evection …
67e|vec|tion — «ih VEHK shuhn», noun. Astronomy. the largest of the oscillatory disturbances of the moon s orbit, caused by changes in the sun s attraction. The time required for a complete oscillation is about 32 days. ╂[< Latin ēvectiō, ōnis a carrying… …
68pro|vec|tion — «proh VEHK shuhn», noun. Linguistics. the carrying of a terminal letter of a word to the beginning of the succeeding word, as in a newt for an ewt. ╂[< Late Latin prōvectiō, ōnis < Latin prōvehere < prō forth + vehere carry] …
69syn|o|vec|to|my — «SIHN uh VEHK tuh mee», noun, plural mies. the surgical removal of a synovium. ╂[< synov(ium) + ectomy] …
70a'vec — (A.) [ جﻮﻋا ] yamuk, eğri büğrü …
