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1 Röntgen
v/t MED. x-ray, auch X-ray* * *to X-ray* * *Rọ̈nt|gennt -s, no plX-raying* * *(to take a photograph of using X-rays: They X-rayed my arm to see if it was broken.) X-rays* * *Rönt·gen<-s>[ˈrœntgn̩]nt kein pl x-raying no art, no pl* * *transitives Verb X-ray* * *2. nur sg; MED x-raying;eine Patientin zum Röntgen schicken send a patient for (an) x-ray;sie ist beim Röntgen she is being x-rayed* * *transitives Verb X-raysich (Akk.) /sich (Dat.) den Magen röntgen lassen — have an X-ray/have one's stomach X-rayed
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2 röntgen
v/t MED. x-ray, auch X-ray* * *to X-ray* * *Rọ̈nt|gennt -s, no plX-raying* * *(to take a photograph of using X-rays: They X-rayed my arm to see if it was broken.) X-rays* * *Rönt·gen<-s>[ˈrœntgn̩]nt kein pl x-raying no art, no pl* * *transitives Verb X-ray* * ** * *transitives Verb X-raysich (Akk.) /sich (Dat.) den Magen röntgen lassen — have an X-ray/have one's stomach X-rayed
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3 durchleuchten
durch·leuch·ten *1. durch·leuch·ten * [dʊrçʼlɔyçtn̩]vt1) ( röntgen)eine Lunge auf Krebs \durchleuchten to X-ray a lung for cancer;jdm etw \durchleuchten to X-ray sb's sth;sich [von jdm] \durchleuchten lassen to be [or get] X-rayed [by sb];das D\durchleuchten [von etw] X-raying [sth], an/the X-ray examination [of sth]jdn/etw \durchleuchten to investigate sb/sth, to probe into sb's records/sth2. durch|leuch·ten [ʼdʊrçlɔyçtn̩]vi[durch etw] \durchleuchten to shine through [sth] -
4 durchleuchten *
durch·leuch·ten *1. durch·leuch·ten * [dʊrçʼlɔyçtn̩]vt1) ( röntgen)eine Lunge auf Krebs \durchleuchten * to X-ray a lung for cancer;jdm etw \durchleuchten * to X-ray sb's sth;sich [von jdm] \durchleuchten * lassen to be [or get] X-rayed [by sb];das D\durchleuchten * [von etw] X-raying [sth], an/the X-ray examination [of sth]jdn/etw \durchleuchten * to investigate sb/sth, to probe into sb's records/sth2. durch|leuch·ten [ʼdʊrçlɔyçtn̩]vi[durch etw] \durchleuchten * to shine through [sth] -
5 Röntgen
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6 röntgen
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