Definition of air cell in English:

air cell

noun ˈɛː sɛl

1Zoology and Anatomy. A specialized air-filled cavity within the body.
2Botany. An intercellular space in the tissue (especially the stem) of a plant; an air cavity.
3An air-filled compartment or cavity in a manufactured article or natural substance.

Origin

Late 18th century; earliest use found in Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London. From air + cell. In sense 1a perhaps after French cellule aérienne.

Definition of air cell in US English:

air cell

nounˈɛː sɛl

1Zoology and Anatomy. A specialized air-filled cavity within the body.
2Botany. An intercellular space in the tissue (especially the stem) of a plant; an air cavity.
3An air-filled compartment or cavity in a manufactured article or natural substance.

Origin

Late 18th century; earliest use found in Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London. From air + cell. In sense 1a perhaps after French cellule aérienne.

单词	air cell
释义	Definition of air cell in English: air cell noun ˈɛː sɛl 1Zoology and Anatomy. A specialized air-filled cavity within the body. 2Botany. An intercellular space in the tissue (especially the stem) of a plant; an air cavity. 3An air-filled compartment or cavity in a manufactured article or natural substance. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London. From air + cell. In sense 1a perhaps after French cellule aérienne. Definition of air cell in US English: air cell nounˈɛː sɛl 1Zoology and Anatomy. A specialized air-filled cavity within the body. 2Botany. An intercellular space in the tissue (especially the stem) of a plant; an air cavity. 3An air-filled compartment or cavity in a manufactured article or natural substance. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London. From air + cell. In sense 1a perhaps after French cellule aérienne.
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