Emit
41emit — verb emitted, emitting (T) 1 to send out heat, light, gas etc: The chimney emitted clouds of smoke. 2 to make a particular kind of sound: recording the whistles emitted by dolphins …
42emit — verb 1) the hydrocarbons emitted from vehicle exhausts Syn: discharge, release, give out/off, pour out, send forth, throw out, void, vent, issue; leak, ooze, excrete, disgorge, secrete, eject, ejaculate; spout …
43emit — v 1. discharge, expel, ejaculate, pour forth, outpour, send forth, emanate, send out, give off; squirt, spurt, shoot, jet; excrete, exude, secrete, ooze, leak, perspire; spill out, gush, disembogue, cast forth, throw out, extrude, eject; erupt,… …
44emit — verb 1) hydrocarbons emitted from vehicle exhausts Syn: discharge, release, give out/off, pour out, radiate, leak, ooze, disgorge, eject, belch, spew out, exude 2) he emitted a loud cry Syn …
45emit — [ɪˈmɪt] verb [T] to send out gas, light, heat, or sound …
46EMIT — • enzyme multiplied immunoassay technique; • European Mivazerol Trial …
47emit — /əˈmɪt / (say uh mit), /i / (say ee ) verb (t) (emitted, emitting) 1. to send forth; give out or forth (liquid, light, heat, sound, etc.); discharge. 2. to issue, as an order or a decree. 3. to issue formally for circulation. 4. to utter, as… …
48emit — To send forth; to issue. See emission …
49emit — v.tr. (emitted, emitting) 1 a send out (heat, light, vapour, etc.). b discharge from the body. 2 utter (a cry etc.). Etymology: L emittere emiss (as E , mittere send) …
50caveat emptor, qui ignorare non debuit quod jus alienum emit — /kaeviyat em(p)tar, kway ignareriy non debyuwat kwod jas aeliyiynam emat/ Let a purchaser beware, who ought not to be ignorant that he is purchasing the rights of another. Let a buyer beware; for he ought not to be ignorant of what they are when… …
