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AMP
1abbreviation
a white, crystalline, water-soluble nucleotide, C 10 H 12 N 5 O 3 H 2 PO 4 , obtained by the partial hydrolysis of ATP or of ribonucleic acid, yielding on hydrolysis adenine, ribose, and orthophosphoric acid.
amp.
2abbreviation
amperage.
ampere; amperes.
amp
3[amp]
noun
verb (used with object)
to excite or energize (usually followed byup ).
We were so amped up for the game that we forgot to eat.
amp
4[amp]
noun
amp
5[amp]
noun
AMP
1abbreviation
adenosine monophosphate
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amp
2/ æmp /
noun
an ampere
informal, an amplifier
verb
informal, to excite or become excited
amp.
3abbreviation
ampere
AMP
Short for adenosine monophosphate. An organic compound that is composed of adenosine and one phosphate group. It is one of the nucleotides present in DNA and RNA, and is also the fundamental component of ATP and ADP. During certain cellular metabolic processes, AMP forms from ADP when the latter loses a phosphate group, and AMP forms ADP by acquiring a phosphate group. Chemical formula: C 10 H 14 N 5 O 7 P.
Word History and Origins
Origin of AMP1
Origin of AMP2
Origin of AMP3
Origin of AMP4
Example Sentences
Meanwhile, Del Toro amps up the action, starting the film off with a ghastly great sequence in which Elordi’s Creature punches a sailor so hard his spine snaps into a backward somersault.
Massive media deals and an extended playoff amp up the stakes.
Homeowners with electric panels that are several decades old should consider taking advantage of the tax credit, especially if their panelboards support less than 100 amps and use fuses instead of circuit breakers, he says.
The likes of American sprinter Noah Lyles jump around and amp up the crowd.
The book takes a turn when a nurse’s daughter goes missing, but Straight amps the joy with an unexpected life-affirming love affair.
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