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aquatic Adjective 1. growing or living in water 2. Sport performed in or on water Noun 1. an aquatic animal or plant 2. aquatics water sports [Latin aqua water]
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Translationsaquatic adj aquatic [əˈkwӕtik] living, growing, or taking place in water aquatic plants/sports.wateragtigمائيводенvodnívand-; hav-Wasser...υδρόβιος, θαλάσσιοςacuáticovee-آبزی؛ آبیvesi-aquatiqueחָי בַמָיםजलचरvodenivízidalam airvatns-, vatna-, lagar-acquatico水生の물의, 수생의vandensūdens-akuatikwater-vann-wodnyaquáticoacvaticводяной; водныйvodný(pod)vodenvodenisom växer (lever) i (nära) vattenที่ใช้ชีวิตอยู่ในน้ำsuda yaşayan, su içinde/yüzeyinde yapılan水生的водяний; воднийآبی ، آبی کھیلdưới nước水生的 |
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For example, the author states that exercising in water cannot produce strength gains similar to those produced by resistance exercise on dry land and that it is "usually not possible to produce a load that will tire the muscle in only 10 to 20 repetitions when exercising aquatically. These modern amphibians that can lay eggs on land and have direct development suggested a model for a transitional animal between the aquatically reproducing amphibians and the terrestrially reproducing early amniotes," says Carroll. Says Cronin, thinking aquatically as usual, "We may be a small fish in a big pond, but when it comes to the river, we mean business. |
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