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blow-hole
blow-hole (ˈbləʊhəʊl) [See blow v.1 5.] 1. Each of the two holes (constituting the nostrils) at the top of the head in whales and other cetaceans, through which they breathe or ‘blow’.1787 Hunter in Phil. Trans. LXXVII. 380 The blow⁓holes are two in number in many, in others only one. 1822 I. Platts... Oxford English Dictionary
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blow-hole
blow-holen1 vent for air, smoke, etc in a tunnel （隧道的）通风口.2 hole in the ice through which seals, etc breathe （海豹等用以呼吸的）冰窟窿.3 whale's nostril situated at the back of its skull （鲸鱼的）鼻孔. 牛津英汉双解词典
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5 black hole facts to blow your mind - NSF
The closest known black hole to Earth is believed to be 1,000 light-years away, so don't fret — we are not getting sucked in. A supermassive black hole tears a star apart, flinging debris into space. Credit: DESY, Science Communication Lab. 3. If you fell into a stellar-size black hole, you could turn into human spaghetti.
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Huawei resurgence may blow multi-billion-dollar hole in ...
4 days ago — Qualcomm may have saved Huawei's smartphone business, but Huawei won't be returning any favors.
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Conical screw compressor
Because of this it does not have the inherent "blow-hole" leakage path which in typical screw compressors is responsible for significant leakage through wikipedia.org
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spout-hole
spout-hole [f. spout v.] 1. The blow-hole or spiracle of a whale or other cetacean.1694 Narborough Voy. ii. 126 He hath a Spouthole on his Head..like a Whale. 1725 Phil. Trans. XXXIII. 261 Their Way of Breathing is by two Spout-Holes in the Top of the Head. 1770 Ibid. LX. 322 The spout-hole..appeare... Oxford English Dictionary
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Rotary-screw compressor
It does not have the inherent "blow-hole" leakage path which, in well designed screw compressors, is responsible for significant leakage through the assembly wikipedia.org
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aglu
aglu Canad. (ˈægluː) Also agloo. [Eskimo.] A breathing-hole in the ice, made by a seal. Cf. blow-hole 4.1835 R. Huish Last Voy. Sir J. Ross Arctic Regions 701/1 Ag-loo, seal-hole. 1836 Ibid. (rev. ed.) 303While hunting he had found a polar bear with his head jammed into an aglu. 1882 W. H. Gilder Sc... Oxford English Dictionary
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blow-
blow- in comb. For convenience of reference all the combinations are treated here, although those under 3, certainly, and 2, apparently, are formed from the verb. 1. With adverbs, denoting actions; as blow-away a. (cf. blow v.1 12 a), susceptible to the influence of a current of air, hence fragile; ... Oxford English Dictionary
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spiracle
▪ I. spiracle1 (ˈspaɪərək(ə)l) Also 4 spyrakle, 5 -acle. [ad. L. spīrācul-um spiraculum. So older F. spiracle, F. spiracule, It. spiracolo, -aculo, Sp. and Pg. espiraculo.] † 1. Breath, spirit. Obs. Orig. after L. spiraculum vitae in Gen. ii. 7, vii. 22.13.. E.E. Allit. P. B. 408 Þenne mourkne in þe... Oxford English Dictionary
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puffing
▪ I. puffing, vbl. n. (ˈpʌfɪŋ) [f. puff v. + -ing1.] The action of the verb puff: and derived senses. 1. a. The action of blowing in short blasts, panting as one out of breath, emitting puffs of steam, etc.1398 Trevisa Barth. De P.R. x. v. (Tollem. MS.), A lytel puffynge of wynde quykeþ and tendeþ l... Oxford English Dictionary
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expire
▪ I. expire, v. (ɛkˈspaɪə(r)) Also 5 expyre, -spyre, 5–7 exspire, (6 expiere, -perie, 7 expayer). [ad. Fr. expirer, ad. L. ex(s)pīrāre to breathe out, f. ex- out + spīrāre to breathe.] I. To breathe out. 1. trans. To breathe out (air, etc.) from the lungs; also with forth.1590 Spenser F.Q. i. xi. 45... Oxford English Dictionary
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Write a clinical note about a patient with the following chief complaint: "A lot has been thrown at me.",The patient is interviewed with husband in room.
A few weeks ago, the patient tried to shoot herself and the gun was fired and there is a blow-hole in the floor.
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