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From:
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air cell
名詞
氣泡,空氣室,空氣電池
From:
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
Air cell
1.
Bot.
A
cavity
in
the
cellular
tissue
of
plants
,
containing
air
only
.
2.
Anat.
A
receptacle
of
air
in
various
parts
of
the
system
;
as
,
a
cell
or
minute
cavity
in
the
walls
of
the
air
tubes
of
the
lungs
;
the
air
sac
of
birds
;
a
dilatation
of
the
air
vessels
in
insects
.
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From:
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
Cell
n.
1.
A
very
small
and
close
apartment
,
as
in
a
prison
or
in
a
monastery
or
convent
;
the
hut
of
a
hermit
.
The
heroic
confessor
in
his
cell
.
--
Macaulay
.
2.
A
small
religious
house
attached
to
a
monastery
or
convent
.
“
Cells
or
dependent
priories.”
3.
Any
small
cavity
,
or
hollow
place
.
4.
Arch.
(a)
The
space
between
the
ribs
of
a
vaulted
roof
.
(b)
Same
as
Cella
.
5.
Elec.
A
jar
of
vessel
,
or
a
division
of
a
compound
vessel
,
for
holding
the
exciting
fluid
of
a
battery
.
6.
Biol.
One
of
the
minute
elementary
structures
,
of
which
the
greater
part
of
the
various
tissues
and
organs
of
animals
and
plants
are
composed
.
Note:
☞
All
cells
have
their
origin
in
the
primary
cell
from
which
the
organism
was
developed
.
In
the
lowest
animal
and
vegetable
forms
,
one
single
cell
constitutes
the
complete
individual
,
such
being
called
unicelluter
orgamisms
.
A
typical
cell
is
composed
of
a
semifluid
mass
of
protoplasm
,
more
or
less
granular
,
generally
containing
in
its
center
a
nucleus
which
in
turn
frequently
contains
one
or
more
nucleoli
,
the
whole
being
surrounded
by
a
thin
membrane
,
the
cell
wall
.
In
some
cells
,
as
in
those
of
blood
,
in
the
amœba,
and
in
embryonic
cells
(
both
vegetable
and
animal
),
there
is
no
restricting
cell
wall
,
while
in
some
of
the
unicelluliar
organisms
the
nucleus
is
wholly
wanting
.
See
Illust
.
of
Bipolar
.
Air cell
.
See
Air cell
.
Cell development
(
called
also
cell genesis
,
cell formation
,
and
cytogenesis
),
the
multiplication
,
of
cells
by
a
process
of
reproduction
under
the
following
common
forms
;
segmentation
or
fission
,
gemmation
or
budding
,
karyokinesis
,
and
endogenous
multiplication
.
See
Segmentation
,
Gemmation
,
etc
.
Cell theory
.
Biol.
See
Cellular theory
,
under
Cellular
.
From:
WordNet (r) 2.0
air
cell
n
:
a
tiny
sac
for
holding
air
in
the
lungs
;
formed
by
the
terminal
dilation
of
tiny
air
passageways
[
syn
:
alveolus
,
air sac
]
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