halones (Meaning)
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halones (n. pl.)
Alternating transparent and opaque white rings which are seen outside the blastoderm, on the surface of the developing egg of the hen and other birds.
Synonyms & Antonyms of halones
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halones Sentence Examples
- The firefighters battled the raging inferno, aiming their powerful halones at the flames.
- The halones emitted by the extinguisher quickly smothered the small fire before it could spread.
- Exposure to halones can cause respiratory distress and other health issues.
- The building's fire suppression system released halones, evacuating all occupants immediately.
- The halones used in the fire extinguished it effectively, but concerns remain about their environmental impact.
- The firefighters wore specialized masks to protect themselves from the halones in the air.
- The halones released during the fire formed a protective layer that prevented the flames from reaching the nearby structures.
- The use of halones in fire extinguishers is gradually being phased out due to concerns about ozone depletion.
- The halones released in the fire lingered in the air, creating a hazardous atmosphere.
- The halones in the building's fire suppression system proved to be an effective but controversial component of its fire safety measures.
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Alternating transparent and opaque white rings which are seen outside the blastoderm, on the surface of the developing egg of the hen and other birds.
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The firefighters battled the raging inferno, aiming their powerful halones at the flames.
The halones emitted by the extinguisher quickly smothered the small fire before it could spread.
Exposure to halones can cause respiratory distress and other health issues.
The building's fire suppression system released halones, evacuating all occupants immediately.
