aerosolize

[ air-uh-saw-lahyz, -so- ]

/ ˈɛər ə sɔˌlaɪz, -sɒ- /

verb (used with object), aer·o·sol·ized, aer·o·sol·iz·ing.

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’s respiratory system) into the air as part of the process of talking, breathing, whistling, coughing, sneezing, etc.: Even when you sing, you’re 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’ve heard everything—they’ve aerosolized coffee that I can just spray into my cream.

Also especially British, aer·o·sol·ise .

Origin of aerosolize

First recorded in 1940–45; aerosol + -ize

OTHER WORDS FROM aerosolize

aer·o·sol·i·za·tion, noun

Words nearby aerosolize

aeroscepsy, aerosinusitis, aerosol, aerosol bomb, aerosol generator, aerosolize, aerospace, aerospace engineering, aerosphere, aerostat, aerostatic

Example sentences from the Web for aerosolize

Laboratory studies have found that infectious coronavirus can persist in the air for at least three hours when artificially aerosolized, though these results are hard to translate to real-world conditions.
What you need to know about the airborne transmission of COVID-19|Jonathan Lambert|July 7, 2020|Science News
Common medical devices, like nebulizer machines for people with asthma and CPAP machines for those with sleep apnea, can aerosolize virus.
The CDC Now Recommends Wearing A Mask In Some Cases – A Physician Explains Why And When To Wear One|LGBTQ-Editor|April 12, 2020|No Straight News
These activities aerosolize virus, creating airborne virus particles – also called droplet nuclei – that are so tiny they can float around in the air for three hours Advertisement .
The CDC Now Recommends Wearing A Mask In Some Cases – A Physician Explains Why And When To Wear One|LGBTQ-Editor|April 12, 2020|No Straight News
Just-published research indicates that surgical masks can also decrease the amount of aerosolized virus the people produce by breathing and talking.
The CDC Now Recommends Wearing A Mask In Some Cases – A Physician Explains Why And When To Wear One|LGBTQ-Editor|April 12, 2020|No Straight News

单词	aerosolize
释义	aerosolize [ air-uh-saw-lahyz, -so- ] / ˈɛər ə sɔˌlaɪz, -sɒ- / verb (used with object), aer·o·sol·ized, aer·o·sol·iz·ing. 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’s respiratory system) into the air as part of the process of talking, breathing, whistling, coughing, sneezing, etc.: Even when you sing, you’re 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’ve heard everything—they’ve aerosolized coffee that I can just spray into my cream. Also especially British, aer·o·sol·ise . Origin of aerosolize First recorded in 1940–45; aerosol + -ize OTHER WORDS FROM aerosolize aer·o·sol·i·za·tion, noun Words nearby aerosolize aeroscepsy, aerosinusitis, aerosol, aerosol bomb, aerosol generator, aerosolize, aerospace, aerospace engineering, aerosphere, aerostat, aerostatic Dictionary.com UnabridgedBased on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2020 Example sentences from the Web for aerosolize Laboratory studies have found that infectious coronavirus can persist in the air for at least three hours when artificially aerosolized, though these results are hard to translate to real-world conditions. What you need to know about the airborne transmission of COVID-19\|Jonathan Lambert\|July 7, 2020\|Science News Common medical devices, like nebulizer machines for people with asthma and CPAP machines for those with sleep apnea, can aerosolize virus. The CDC Now Recommends Wearing A Mask In Some Cases – A Physician Explains Why And When To Wear One\|LGBTQ-Editor\|April 12, 2020\|No Straight News These activities aerosolize virus, creating airborne virus particles – also called droplet nuclei – that are so tiny they can float around in the air for three hours Advertisement . The CDC Now Recommends Wearing A Mask In Some Cases – A Physician Explains Why And When To Wear One\|LGBTQ-Editor\|April 12, 2020\|No Straight News Just-published research indicates that surgical masks can also decrease the amount of aerosolized virus the people produce by breathing and talking. The CDC Now Recommends Wearing A Mask In Some Cases – A Physician Explains Why And When To Wear One\|LGBTQ-Editor\|April 12, 2020\|No Straight News
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