112 từ
| Từ | IPS | ISM | IPSM | Nghĩa |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| zag | zag | zag | zag | n an angular shape characterized by sharp turns in alternating directions |
| zagros | zagros | zagros | zagros | n. a mountain range in Iran |
| zaibatsu | zāibatsū | zaibatsu | zāibatsū | n. a large Japanese industrial and financial conglomerate |
| zairean | zāire̊ån | zaire-an | zāire̊-ån | n. a native or inhabitant of Zaire |
| zairian | zāiriån | zair-ian | zāir-iån | a. of or relating to Zaire (now the Democratic Republic of the Congo) |
| zakat | zàkàt | zakat | zàkàt | n. the fourth pillar of Islam is almsgiving as an act of worship |
| zambian | zambiån | zamb-ian | zamb-iån | a. of or relating to Zambia or its people n. a native or inhabitant of Zambia |
| zany | zānẏ | zan-y | zān-ẏ | n. a buffoon in one of the old comedies; imitates others for ludicrous effect a. ludicrously eccentric |
| zaniness | zànine̊ss | zan-i-ness | zàn-i-ne̊ss | n. the quality of being zany |
| zap | zap | zap | zap | v. to destroy or eliminate suddenly n. a sudden event that imparts energy |
| zapper | zappe̊r | zapp-er | zapp-e̊r | n. a remote control; a device for killing |
| zarzuela | zàrzuèlå | zar-zue-la | zàr-zuè-lå | n. a Spanish traditional form of musical theater |
| zeal | zēal | zeal | zēal | n. great energy or enthusiasm in pursuit of a cause or objective |
| zealot | zèalo̊t | zeal-ot | zèal-o̊t | n. a person who is fanatical about something |
| zealous | zèalo̊us | zeal-ous | zèal-o̊us | a. marked by active interest and enthusiasm |
| zealously | zēalo̊uslẏ | zeal-ous-ly | zēal-o̊us-lẏ | adv. in a zealous manner |
| zealousness | zèalo̊usne̊ss | zeal-ous-ness | zèal-o̊us-ne̊ss | n. excessive fervor or enthusiasm |
| zealotry | zèalo̊trẏ | zeal-ot-ry | zèal-o̊t-rẏ | n excessive intolerance of opposing views |
| overzealous | ōve̊rzèalo̊us | over-zeal-ous | ōve̊r-zèal-o̊us | a. marked by excessive enthusiasm for a cause |
| Zealand | Zēalånd | Zealand | Zēalånd | n. the largest island of Denmark |
| zebra | zēbrå | ze-br-a | zē-br-å | n. an African wild animal with black-and-white stripes |
| zebu | zēbū | zebu | zēbū | n. domesticated ox having a humped back and long horns |
| zee | zēe | zee | zēe | n. the 26th letter of the Roman alphabet |
| zenith | zēnith | zenith | zēnith | n. the highest point; the peak |
| zenithal | zēnithål | zenith-al | zēnith-ål | a. relating to or located at or near the zenith |
| zeolite | zēo̊līte | zeo-lite | zēo̊-līte | n. glassy minerals containing hydrated aluminum silicates of calcium, sodium, or potassium |
| zephyr | zephyr | zephyr | zephyr | n. (Greek mythology) the Greek god of the west wind |
| zeppelin | zeppėlin | zeppelin | zeppėlin | n. a large rigid dirigible designed to carry passengers or bombs |
| zero | zērō | zer-o | zēr-ō | n. the number 0 n. a temperature of 0 degrees v. to set an instrument to read zero |
| nonzero | nonzērō | non-zer-o | non-zēr-ō | a. not equal to zero |
| zest | zest | zest | zest | n. great enthusiasm and energy n. the outer skin of a citrus fruit used as flavoring |
| zester | zeste̊r | zest-er | zest-e̊r | n. a kitchen tool for removing zest from citrus fruit |
| zestful | zestfůl | zest-ful | zest-fůl | a. marked by spirited enjoyment |
| zesty | zestẏ | zest-y | zest-ẏ | a. having an agreeably pungent taste a. marked by spirited enjoyment |
| zidovudine | zidōvūdine̊ | zido-vud-ine | zidō-vūd-ine̊ | n. an antiviral drug used in the treatment of AIDS |
| zig | zig | zig | zig | n. an angular shape characterized by sharp turns in alternating directions |
| zigzag | zigzag | zig-zag | zig-zag | n. a line having sharp turns in alternating directions a. having short sharp turns |
| ziggurat | ziggurat | zigg-ur-at | zigg-ur-at | n. a rectangular tiered temple erected by the ancient Assyrians and Babylonians |
| zilch | zilch | zilch | zilch | n. a quantity of no importance |
| zillion | zillio̊n | zill-ion | zill-io̊n | n. a very large indeterminate number |
| zillionaire | zillio̊nāire | zill-ion-aire | zill-io̊n-āire | n. an extremely rich person |
| Zimbabwe | Zimbàbwè | Zimbabwe | Zimbàbwè | n. a country in southern Africa |
| zimbabwean | zimbàbwēan | zimbabwe-an | zimbàbwē-an | n. a native or inhabitant of Zimbabwe a. of or relating to Zimbabwe or its people |
| zinc | zinc | zinc | zinc | n. a bluish-white metallic element v. to coat with zinc |
| zine | zīne | zine | zīne | n. a small-circulation self-published magazine |
| zinfandel | zinfåndel | zinfandel | zinfåndel | n. dry fruity red wine from California |
| zing | zing | zing | zing | n. a brief high-pitched buzzing sound |
| zinger | zinge̊r | zing-er | zing-e̊r | n. a striking or amusing or caustic remark |
| zingy | zingẏ | zing-y | zing-ẏ | a. pleasantly stimulating, exciting |
| zinnia | zinniå | zinnia | zinniå | n. any of various plants of the genus Zinnia cultivated for their colorful flower heads |
| Zionism | Zīo̊niṡm | Zion-ism | Zīo̊n-iṡm | n. a movement for Jewish homeland |
| zionist | zīo̊nist | zion-ist | zīo̊n-ist | n. a supporter of Zionism |
| zip | zip | zip | zip | n. a zipper; energy or speed v. to close with a zipper; to move quickly |
| zipped | zipp𝕖ḋ | zipp-ed | zipp-𝕖ḋ | v close with a zipper v move very fast |
| zipper | zippe̊r | zipp-er | zipp-e̊r | n. a fastener consisting of two rows of teeth that interlock v. to close or open with a zipper |
| zipping | zipping | zipp-ing | zipp-ing | |
| zips | zips | zip-s | zip-s | |
| zippy | zippẏ | zipp-y | zipp-ẏ | a. quick and energetic |
| zippered | zippe̊r𝕖d | zipp-er-ed | zipp-e̊r-𝕖d | v. close with a zipper |
| unzip | ûnzip | un-zip | ûn-zip | v. open the zipper of |
| unzipped | ûnzipp𝕖ḋ | un-zipp-ed | ûn-zipp-𝕖ḋ | v. open the zipper of |
| zircon | zi̊rco̊n | zircon | zi̊rco̊n | n. a common mineral occurring in small crystals; used as a gem when transparent |
| zirconia | zi̊rcōniå | zircon-ia | zi̊rcōn-iå | n. a white crystalline oxide used in ceramics |
| zirconium | zi̊rcōniům | zircon-ium | zi̊rcōn-iům | n. a lustrous grey strong metallic element resembling titanium |
| zit | zit | zit | zit | n. a small inflamed elevation of the skin; a pimple |
| zither | ziṫhe̊r | zither | ziṫhe̊r | n. a stringed instrument with strings over a sounding board, played flat |
| ziti | zĩti | ziti | zĩti | n. medium-sized tubular pasta in short pieces |
| zodiac | zōdiac | zodi-ac | zōdi-ac | n. a belt-shaped region in the heavens divided into 12 constellations |
| zodiacal | zōdīåcål | zodi-ac-al | zōdī-åc-ål | a. relating to or included in the zodiac |
| zombie | zombiē | zombie | zombiē | n. a corpse said to be revived by witchcraft n. a cocktail made of rum and fruit juice |
| zombi | zombī | zomb-i | zomb-ī | |
| zombies | zombi𝕖ṡ | zombie-s | zombi𝕖-ṡ | |
| zombis | zombis | zomb-i-s | zomb-i-s | |
| zone | zōne | zone | zōne | n. an area or region distinguished from adjacent parts by a distinctive feature |
| zonal | zōnål | zon-al | zōn-ål | a. relating to or of the nature of a zone a. associated with or divided into zones |
| zoning | zōning | zon-ing | zōn-ing | n. dividing an area into zones or sections reserved for different purposes |
| zones | zōn𝕖ṡ | zone-s | zōn𝕖-ṡ | |
| rezoning | rēzōning | re-zon-ing | rē-zōn-ing | n. the act of changing the zoning classification of a piece of land |
| zonk | zōnk | zonk | zōnk | v. to hit or strike hard v. to exhaust or make tired |
| zoo | zoo | zoo | zoo | n. a place where animals are kept for people to see |
| zooplankton | zo̊oplankto̊n | zoo-plankton | zo̊o-plankto̊n | n. animal constituent of plankton; mainly small crustaceans and fish larvae |
| zoos | zooṡ | zoo-s | zoo-ṡ | |
| zookeeper | zookēepe̊r | zoo-keep-er | zoo-kēep-e̊r | n. a person who manages or looks after animals in a zoo |
| zoologist | zōologi̊st | zoo-log-ist | zōo-log-i̊st | n. a specialist in the branch of biology dealing with animals |
| zoology | zōologẏ | zoo-log-y | zōo-log-ẏ | n. the branch of biology that studies animals |
| zoological | zoologicål | zoo-log-ic-al | zoo-log-ic-ål | a. concerning the study of animals and their classification and properties a. of or relating to animals or animal groups |
| enzootic | enzōotic | en-zo-ot-ic | en-zō-ot-ic | a. of a disease constantly present in an animal community but affecting few cases |
| epizootic | epizōotic | epi-zo-ot-ic | epi-zō-ot-ic | a. (of animals) epidemic among animals of a single kind within a particular region |
| metazoan | metåzōån | meta-zo-an | metå-zō-ån | n. any animal whose body is made of many cells |
| paleozoologist | palėōzōolo̊gist | paleo-zoo-log-ist | palėō-zōo-lo̊g-ist | n. a scientist who studies fossil animals |
| protozoan | prōto̊zōan | pro-to-zo-an | prō-to̊-zō-an | n. a minute single-celled organism |
| spermatozoa | spermåto̊zōå | sperm-at-o-zo-a | sperm-åt-o̊-zō-å | n. the male reproductive cells; sperm cells |
| zoom | zoom | zoom | zoom | v. move along very quickly n. an increase in size or scale |
| zoomed | zoom𝕖d | zoom-ed | zoom-𝕖d | |
| zooming | zooming | zoom-ing | zoom-ing | |
| zooms | zoomṡ | zoom-s | zoom-ṡ | |
| zoster | zoste̊r | zost-er | zost-e̊r | n. eruptions along a nerve path often accompanied by severe neuralgia |
| zoysia | zoẏsiå | zoys-ia | zoẏs-iå | n. any of several creeping grasses of the genus Zoysia |
| zucchini | zūcc𝕙ĩni | zucch-in-i | zūcc𝕙-ĩn-i | n. a green vegetable similar to a cucumber |
| zulu | zūlū | zulu | zūlū | n. a member of a people of eastern South Africa n. a Bantu language of southeastern Africa |
| zydeco | zȳde̊cō | zydeco | zȳde̊cō | n. music of southern Louisiana combining French melodies with Caribbean music and blues |
| zygote | zȳgōte | zygote | zȳgōte | n. the cell formed by the union of a sperm and an ovum |
| dizygotic | dīzȳgotic | di-zygot-ic | dī-zȳgot-ic | a. derived from two separately fertilized eggs |
| homozygous | hōmōzȳgo̊us | homo-zyg-ous | hōmō-zȳg-o̊us | a. having identical alleles at corresponding chromosomal loci |
| heterozygote | hete̊rōzȳgōte | heter-o-zygote | hete̊r-ō-zȳgōte | n. an organism having two different alleles of a gene and producing varying offspring |
| heterozygous | hete̊ro̊zȳgo̊us | heter-o-zyg-ous | hete̊r-o̊-zȳg-o̊us | a. having dissimilar alleles at corresponding chromosomal loci |
| heterozygosity | hete̊ro̊zȳgosi̊tẏ | heter-o-zyg-os-ity | hete̊r-o̊-zȳg-os-i̊tẏ | n. the state of being heterozygous; having two different alleles of the same gene |
| monozygotic | mono̊zȳgotic | mon-o-zygot-ic | mon-o̊-zȳgot-ic | a. derived from a single fertilized egg |
| zygomatic | zȳgōmatic | zygom-at-ic | zȳgōm-at-ic | a. of or relating to the cheek region of the face |
| enzyme | enzȳme | en-zyme | en-zȳme | n. a substance produced by cells that speeds up chemical reactions |
| enzymatic | enzȳmatic | en-zym-at-ic | en-zȳm-at-ic | a. of or produced by an enzyme |
| ribozyme | rībo̊zȳme | rib-o-zyme | rīb-o̊-zȳme | n. an RNA molecule capable of acting as an enzyme |
