Definition of adpressed in English:

adpressed

adjective adˈprɛstadˈprest

Botany

Lying closely against the adjacent part, or against the ground.
the cap is covered with fine, white, adpressed scales
Example sentencesExamples
- The sharp angle between the blade and the basal facet suggests that, like the palmate sclerites of H. evangelista, they were adpressed to the body surface.
- They also bear prominent ribs and are tightly adpressed to the body, but are larger than the palmate sclerites.
- The cone specimens are mostly compressed or adpressed in preservation but their carbonized remains contain ribbed pollen.

Origin

Early 19th century: from Latin adpress- 'pressed near', from adprimere, from ad 'to, at' + premere 'to press', + -ed².

Definition of adpressed in US English:

adpressed

adjectiveadˈprest

Botany

Lying closely against the adjacent part, or against the ground.
the cap is covered with fine, white, adpressed scales
Example sentencesExamples
- The cone specimens are mostly compressed or adpressed in preservation but their carbonized remains contain ribbed pollen.
- The sharp angle between the blade and the basal facet suggests that, like the palmate sclerites of H. evangelista, they were adpressed to the body surface.
- They also bear prominent ribs and are tightly adpressed to the body, but are larger than the palmate sclerites.

Origin

Early 19th century: from Latin adpress- ‘pressed near’, from adprimere, from ad ‘to, at’ + premere ‘to press’, + -ed.

单词	adpressed
释义	Definition of adpressed in English: adpressed adjective adˈprɛstadˈprest Botany Lying closely against the adjacent part, or against the ground. the cap is covered with fine, white, adpressed scales Example sentencesExamples The sharp angle between the blade and the basal facet suggests that, like the palmate sclerites of H. evangelista, they were adpressed to the body surface. They also bear prominent ribs and are tightly adpressed to the body, but are larger than the palmate sclerites. The cone specimens are mostly compressed or adpressed in preservation but their carbonized remains contain ribbed pollen. Origin Early 19th century: from Latin adpress- 'pressed near', from adprimere, from ad 'to, at' + premere 'to press', + -ed². Definition of adpressed in US English: adpressed adjectiveadˈprest Botany Lying closely against the adjacent part, or against the ground. the cap is covered with fine, white, adpressed scales Example sentencesExamples The cone specimens are mostly compressed or adpressed in preservation but their carbonized remains contain ribbed pollen. The sharp angle between the blade and the basal facet suggests that, like the palmate sclerites of H. evangelista, they were adpressed to the body surface. They also bear prominent ribs and are tightly adpressed to the body, but are larger than the palmate sclerites. Origin Early 19th century: from Latin adpress- ‘pressed near’, from adprimere, from ad ‘to, at’ + premere ‘to press’, + -ed.
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