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hydro-
1- a combining form meaning “water,” used in the formation of compound words:
hydroplane; hydrogen.
hydro-
2- a combining form representing hydrogen in compound words, denoting especially a combination of hydrogen with some negative element or radical:
hydrobromic.
hydro
3[ hahy-droh ]
noun
- Informal. hydroelectric power.
- Informal. hydroplane.
- British.
- a bathhouse, hotel, or resort catering to people taking mineral-water health cures; spa.
- an establishment furnishing hydrotherapy.
adjective
- Informal. of, relating to, or furnishing water, water power, or hydroelectricity:
funds for new hydro projects.
hydro
1/ ˈhaɪdrəʊ /
adjective
- short for hydroelectric
noun
- a Canadian name for electricity when it is supplied to a residence, business, institution, etc
Hydro
2/ ˈhaɪdrəʊ /
noun
- (esp in Canada) a hydroelectric power company or board
hydro
3/ ˈhaɪdrəʊ /
noun
- (esp formerly) a hotel or resort, often near a spa, offering facilities for hydropathic treatment
hydro-
4combining_form
- indicating or denoting water, liquid, or fluid
hydrodynamics
hydrolysis
- indicating the presence of hydrogen in a chemical compound
hydrochloric acid
- indicating a hydroid
hydrozoan
hydro–
- A prefix that means: “water” (as in hydroelectric ) or “hydrogen,” (as in hydrochloride ).
Word History and Origins
Origin of hydro-1
Origin of hydro-2
Word History and Origins
Origin of hydro-1
Example Sentences
The highlight of the tour will be a homecoming gig next November at the Ovo Hydro in Glasgow.
Janet Jackson has cancelled a concert at Glasgow's OVO Hydro for the second time.
But fans are understood to have received emails from the Hydro saying that gig has also been cancelled - with no confirmation that it will go ahead at a later date.
The OVO Hydro has been contacted for comment.
One company that knows the value of paper is Norsk Hydro, a Norwegian aluminium and renewable energy firm.
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