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aerosolize
[ air-uh-saw-lahyz, -so- ]
verb (used with object)
- to disperse or discharge as an aerosol:
a liquid that is too thick to aerosolize;
techniques that aerosolize the fuel prior to combustion.
- Physiology, Pathology. to release (the droplets, or fine particles, within one鈥檚 respiratory system) into the air as part of the process of talking, breathing, whistling, coughing, sneezing, etc.:
Even when you sing, you鈥檙e aerosolizing particles from your respiratory tract.
With every cough and sneeze, the infected person profusely aerosolizes viral pathogens.
- to contain or pack in aerosol form:
Now I鈥檝e heard everything鈥攖hey鈥檝e aerosolized coffee that I can just spray into my cream.
Other 亚洲网紅露点 Forms
- 补别谤路辞路蝉辞濒路颈路锄补路迟颈辞苍 noun
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of aerosolize1
Example Sentences
And even craft that burn up completely might cause harm; researchers are concerned that the aerosolized metal could be damaging the ozone layer, reversing years of progress in protecting it.
One thing to remember Lamb said is that the components of the pollutants, including ash, will settle on the ground and can be aerosolized again when disturbed as part of the cleanup efforts.
These cracks become particularly dangerous during wildfires, as the air fills with ash, aerosolized toxins from burning structures and even plant compounds.
Her research still needs to be peer reviewed, but Prather said she鈥檚 confident her work is on the verge of finding proof that bacteria in the water are becoming aerosolized and making people sick.
As the Salton Sea has become a fertilized petri dish, the prevailing winds have pushed aerosolized bacteria south to communities in the Imperial Valley where people have complained of respiratory issues.
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