Pronunciation: /ɛˈroʊfɔrz/
noun a device used to supply oxygen or a mixture of oxygen and other gases for breathing, especially at high altitudes or in space
A1 An aerophor is a device used for administering medication through inhalation.
A2 The aerophors in the hospital are essential for patients with respiratory conditions.
B1 The doctor recommended using an aerophor to help with my asthma symptoms.
B2 The new aerophor model has improved efficiency in delivering medication to the lungs.
C1 Research on aerophors has led to advancements in respiratory therapy treatments.
C2 The company specializes in designing aerophors for medical institutions around the world.
formal Aerophors are essential equipment used in scuba diving to regulate the flow of air from the tank to the diver.
informal Make sure you check the aerophors before your next dive to ensure they are working properly.
slang I forgot to pack my aerophors for the dive, so I had to borrow a spare set from my friend.
figurative In the world of scuba diving, aerophors are like the lifeline that keeps divers safe underwater.
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