ephemeron
ɪˈfɛmərɒn
ephemera
Definition

Definition of ephemeron - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
short-livedRaresomething that lasts for a very short timeRare
  • The beauty of the sunset was an ephemeron.
fleeting temporary transient
2.
insectsTECH.insect with a short adult lifeTECH.
  • The mayfly is a classic example of an ephemeron.
dayfly mayfly
3.
technologyTECH.weak reference in programming languagesTECH.
  • The developer used an ephemeron to manage memory efficiently.
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Images of ephemeron

  • ephemeron: insect with a short adult life
    insect with a short adult life

Origin of ephemeron

Greek, ephemeros (lasting a day)

Examples of ephemeron in a sentence

  • The festival was an ephemeron, gone by morning.
  • Scientists study the lifecycle of an ephemeron closely.
  • Ephemerons are fascinating due to their brief existence.
  • The software engineer explained the concept of an ephemeron in class.
  • An ephemeron can help prevent memory leaks in applications.

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  1. French:éphémère, éphéméron, ...
  2. German:Ephemeron, Eintagsinsekt, ...
  3. Italian:effimero, effimera, ...
  4. Spanish:transitorio, insecto efímero, ...
  5. Portuguese:efémero, efémera, ...
  6. Chinese:瞬息万变, 短命昆虫, ...
  7. Japanese:儚いもの, 短命な昆虫, ...
  8. Arabic:شَيْء زَائِل, حَشَرَة يَوْمِيَّة, ...
  9. Hebrew:אֶפֶמֶרוֹן, חַרְקוֹן, ...
  10. Russian:эфемера, эфемерон, ...
  11. Ukrainian:ефемера, ефемерон, ...
  12. Hindi:क्षणिक, एपेमेरॉन, ...

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