酸素
Chinese
sour; sore; ache; acid |
plain; element | ||
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simp. and trad. (酸素) |
酸 | 素 |
Pronunciation
Noun
酸素
- (Taiwanese Hokkien) oxygen
- (Taiwanese Hokkien) oxygen mask
- 方耀乾看著病房內底鬥sàng-sòo的阿母,想著伊細漢時的願望,一定有真濟感觸;…… [Min Nan, trad.]
- From: 2008, 陳佩如, 方耀乾台語詩研究:1997-2008
- Png Iāu-khiân khòaⁿ-tio̍h pēⁿ-pâng lāi-té tàu sàng-sòo ê a-bú, siūⁿ-tio̍h i sè-hàn sî ê goān-bōng, it-tēng ū chin chē kám-chhiok;...... [Pe̍h-ōe-jī]
- While looking at his mother wearing a oxygen mask in the hospital room, Png Iau-khian (Fang Yaoqian) thinked of her childhood dreams, and he must have so many feelings; ...
方耀干看著病房内底斗sàng-sòo的阿母,想著伊细汉时的愿望,一定有真济感触;…… [Min Nan, simp.]
Japanese
Kanji in this term | |
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酸 | 素 |
さん Grade: 5 |
そ Grade: 5 |
on’yomi |
Chemical element | |
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Etymology
From 酸 (san, “acid”) + 素 (so, “element”), calque of Dutch zuurstof (literally “sourstuff”). Compare German Sauerstoff, Luxembourgish Sauerstoff. Created by Udagawa Yōan in his book 遠西医方名物考補遺 in 1834 (“酸素”).
Derived terms
- 酸素気 (さんそき, sansoki): oxygen gas(es)
- 酸素を送り込む: oxygenate
- 酸素酸 (sansosan): oxoacid
- 酸素吸入 (sanso kyūnyū): oxygen inhalation
- 酸素供給 (sanso kyōkyū): oxygen supply
- 酸素欠乏 (sanso ketsubō): oxygen deficiency
- 酸素テント (sanso tento): oxygen tent
- 酸素マスク (sanso masuku): oxygen mask
- 酸素添加酵素 (sanso tenka kōso): oxygenase
- 酸素アセチレン炎 (sanso-asechiren-en): oxyacetylene flame
- 重酸素 (jūsanso): heavy oxygen
- 低酸素脳症 (teisanso-nōshō): hypoxic encephalopathy
- 圧縮酸素 (asshuku sanso): compressed oxygen
- 液体酸素 (ekitai sanso): liquid oxygen
- 活性酸素 (kassei sanso): reactive oxygen
- 溶存酸素 (yōzon sanso): dissolved oxygen
- 高圧酸素室 (kōatsu-sansoshitsu): hyperbaric oxygen chamber
- 高圧酸素療法 (kōatsu sanso ryōhō): hyperbaric oxygen therapy
- 化学的酸素要求量 (kagakuteki sanso-yōkyūryō): chemical oxygen demand
- 生物化学的酸素要求量 (seibutsu kagakuteki sanso-yōkyūryō): biochemical oxygen demand
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