toxi- 或 toxo- 或 tox-
pref.（前缀）

Poison; poisonous:
毒质；有毒的：
toxalbumin.
有毒白蛋白

语源

From Latin toxicum * see toxic
源自拉丁语 toxicum *参见 toxic

toxi-
combining form
⇨ see tox-

toxi-

/ˈtɒksɪ/

combining form

representing TOXIC or TOXIN 表示“有毒的”; “毒素”。

toxi-|tɒksɪ|combining form arbitrarily repr. toxic or toxin, in recent scientific words, chiefly pathological. toxidermic |-ˈdɜːmɪk| a. [Gr. δέρµα skin], pertaining to skin-disease produced by a poison: cf. toxicodermitis in toxico-. toˈxiferous a. = toxophorous in toxo-². toxiˈgenic a. [-genic] = toxicogenic adj. s.v. toxico-; so toxigeˈnicity, toxigenic property. toxignomic |-ˈgnɒmɪk| a. [Gr. γνώµη judgement, opinion], enabling one to diagnose the action of a toxin. ‖ toxiˈhæmia [Gr. αἷµα blood] = toxæmia: see tox-¹. toxi-inˈfectious, -inˈfective adjs., involving or characterized by infection due to a toxin. ‖ toxiphagus |-ˈɪfəgəs|, pl. -phagi |-fədʒaɪ| [Gr. -ϕάγος eating], one who eats poisons: cf. toxicophagous in toxico-. ‖ toxiˈphobia [-phobia], fear of being poisoned, as a form of insanity or monomania; hence toxiˈphobiac, one affected with toxiphobia. toxiphoric |-ˈfɒrɪk| a. = toxophoric: see toxo-². toxiresin |-ˈrɛzɪn|, name of a poisonous substance obtained from digitalis by the action of acids.1899Allbutt's Syst. Med. VIII. 587 A pilo-sebaceous folliculitis of..microbic or *toxidermic character.1899Syd. Soc. Lex., *Toxiferous, carrying or conveying poison.1930J. A. Arkwright in Syst. Bacteriol. in Relation to Med. (Med. Res. Council) I. xi. 344 The new form present may be a variant which makes less growth than a more serviceable strain, or may be less *toxigenic though equally prolific.1979Nature 8 Feb. 453/1 Toxigenic strains of E. coli elaborate two types of toxins.1929Topley & Wilson Princ. Bacteriol. & Immunity II. xlii. 626 The same association of phenomena, which occurs in the case of virulence, may hold in the case of *toxigenicity.1977Lancet 19 Mar. 649/2 A half antitoxin Naglar plate was prepared..for use in toxigenicity testing with specific antiserum.1890Billings Med. Dict., *Toxihæmia, Toxæmia.1907Jrnl. Med. Research Dec. 352 The statement of Dide, who asserts that there is a diminution in alexin in patients suffering from the ‘*toxi-infectious’ forms of insanity.1897Allbutt's Syst. Med. III. 749 Microbic agency which sets up *toxi-infective processes.1875H. C. Wood Therap. (1879) 377 The *toxiphagi are asserted to be remarkably long-lived people.1876C. A. Cameron in Dublin Jrnl. Med. Sc. Feb. 98, I propose to apply the term *toxiphobia to a species of monomania..those labouring under which believe that persistent attempts are being made to poison them. Of the sixty-three *toxiphobiacs, only two were obviously insane.1902G. M. Sternberg in Science 24 Oct. 665/1 The atom-groups which..Ehrlich calls the ‘*toxiphoric side chain’.1890Billings Med. Dict., *Toxiresin, a product of the action of acids upon digitoxin; a powerful cardiac poison.1899Syd. Soc. Lex., Toxiresin.

toxi- /tɒksi/ combining form of toxic or toxin: see -i-. Cf. tox-, toxico-, toxo-².

DERIVATIVE toxiˈgenic adjective producing a toxin or toxic effect; caused by a toxin: E20.
toxigeˈnicity noun the state of being toxigenic; the degree to which something is toxigenic: E20.
toxiˈphobia noun irrational fear of being poisoned L19.

toxi-
I. combining form
see tox- I
II. combining form
see tox- II

toxi-
toxico-
toxo-

Prefix
(or tox- before a vowel)

poison

Derived terms

toxalbumin

toxaphene

toxemia

toxic

toxic shock syndrome

toxicant

toxicity

toxicogenic

toxicology

toxicosis

toxigenic

toxin

toxocariasis

toxoid

toxoplasma

toxoplasmosis

词汇	toxi-
词根词缀	AHD MWCD NewOxfordEC OED SOED Webster Wiktionary toxi- 或 toxo- 或 tox- pref.（前缀） Poison; poisonous: 毒质；有毒的： toxalbumin. 有毒白蛋白语源 From Latin toxicum * see toxic 源自拉丁语 toxicum 参见 toxic* toxi- combining form ⇨ see tox- toxi- /ˈtɒksɪ/ combining form representing TOXIC or TOXIN 表示“有毒的”; “毒素”。 toxi-\|tɒksɪ\|combining form arbitrarily repr. toxic or toxin, in recent scientific words, chiefly pathological. toxidermic \|-ˈdɜːmɪk\| a. [Gr. δέρµα skin], pertaining to skin-disease produced by a poison: cf. toxicodermitis in toxico-. toˈxiferous a. = toxophorous in toxo-². toxiˈgenic a. [-genic] = toxicogenic adj. s.v. toxico-; so toxigeˈnicity, toxigenic property. toxignomic \|-ˈgnɒmɪk\| a. [Gr. γνώµη judgement, opinion], enabling one to diagnose the action of a toxin. ‖ toxiˈhæmia [Gr. αἷµα blood] = toxæmia: see tox-¹. toxi-inˈfectious, -inˈfective adjs., involving or characterized by infection due to a toxin. ‖ toxiphagus \|-ˈɪfəgəs\|, pl. -phagi \|-fədʒaɪ\| [Gr. -ϕάγος eating], one who eats poisons: cf. toxicophagous in toxico-. ‖ toxiˈphobia [-phobia], fear of being poisoned, as a form of insanity or monomania; hence toxiˈphobiac, one affected with toxiphobia. toxiphoric \|-ˈfɒrɪk\| a. = toxophoric: see toxo-². toxiresin \|-ˈrɛzɪn\|, name of a poisonous substance obtained from digitalis by the action of acids.1899Allbutt's Syst. Med. VIII. 587 A pilo-sebaceous folliculitis of..microbic or toxidermic character.1899Syd. Soc. Lex., Toxiferous, carrying or conveying poison.1930J. A. Arkwright in Syst. Bacteriol. in Relation to Med. (Med. Res. Council) I. xi. 344 The new form present may be a variant which makes less growth than a more serviceable strain, or may be less toxigenic though equally prolific.1979Nature 8 Feb. 453/1 Toxigenic strains of E. coli* elaborate two types of toxins.1929Topley & Wilson Princ. Bacteriol. & Immunity II. xlii. 626 The same association of phenomena, which occurs in the case of virulence, may hold in the case of toxigenicity.1977Lancet 19 Mar. 649/2 A half antitoxin Naglar plate was prepared..for use in toxigenicity testing with specific antiserum.1890Billings Med. Dict., Toxihæmia, Toxæmia.1907Jrnl. Med. Research Dec. 352 The statement of Dide, who asserts that there is a diminution in alexin in patients suffering from the ‘toxi-infectious’ forms of insanity.1897Allbutt's Syst. Med. III. 749 Microbic agency which sets up toxi-infective processes.1875H. C. Wood Therap. (1879) 377 The toxiphagi are asserted to be remarkably long-lived people.1876C. A. Cameron in Dublin Jrnl. Med. Sc.* Feb. 98, I propose to apply the term toxiphobia to a species of monomania..those labouring under which believe that persistent attempts are being made to poison them. Of the sixty-three toxiphobiacs, only two were obviously insane.1902G. M. Sternberg in Science 24 Oct. 665/1 The atom-groups which..Ehrlich calls the ‘toxiphoric side chain’.1890Billings Med. Dict., Toxiresin, a product of the action of acids upon digitoxin; a powerful cardiac poison.1899Syd. Soc. Lex., Toxiresin. toxi- /tɒksi/ combining form of toxic or toxin: see -i-. Cf. tox-, toxico-, toxo-². DERIVATIVE toxiˈgenic adjective producing a toxin or toxic effect; caused by a toxin: E20. toxigeˈnicity noun the state of being toxigenic; the degree to which something is toxigenic: E20. toxiˈphobia noun irrational fear of being poisoned L19. toxi- I. combining form see tox- I II. combining form see tox- II toxi- toxico- toxo- Prefix (or tox- before a vowel) poison Derived terms toxalbumin toxaphene toxemia toxic toxic shock syndrome toxicant toxicity toxicogenic toxicology toxicosis toxigenic toxin toxocariasis toxoid toxoplasma toxoplasmosis
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toxi-toxico-toxo-

Prefix (or tox- before a vowel)

Derived terms

toxi-
toxico-
toxo-

Prefix
(or tox- before a vowel)