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2 artery
artery n1 artère f ; blocked arteries artères fpl bouchées ; to suffer from blocked arteries souffrir d'un rétrécissement des artères ; -
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4 artery
artère de transport; artère principale; voie principale -
5 artery
plural - arteries; noun1) (a blood-vessel that carries the blood from the heart through the body.) artère2) (a main route of travel and transport.) artère•- arterial -
6 artery
artère -
7 atherosclerotic artery
artère athéromateuse -
8 common iliac artery
artère iliaque commune -
9 coronary artery
artère coronaire -
10 coronary artery bypass graft
pontage aorto-coronarienEnglish-French medical dictionary > coronary artery bypass graft
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11 coronary artery disease
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12 femoral artery
artère fémorale -
13 mesenteric artery
artère mésentérique -
14 obstruction
obstruction [əbˈstrʌk∫ən]• the country's obstruction of the UN inspection process l'obstruction de ce pays au processus d'inspection de l'ONUb. (Sport) obstruction f* * *[əb'strʌkʃn]1) [U] (act, state) ( of road) encombrement m; (of pipe, artery) engorgement m; Politics obstruction f3) Sport obstruction f -
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A n1 ( slab) bloc m ; a block of ice/marble un bloc de glace/marbre ; a block of ice cream une glace f (au litre) ;2 ( building) block of flats immeuble m (d'habitation) ; office/residential block immeuble de bureaux/d'habitation ; administration block bâtiment m administratif ; science block bloc m scientifique ;3 ( group of buildings) pâté m de maisons ; to drive round the block faire le tour du pâté de maisons ; he lives three blocks away US il habite à trois rues d'ici ; the bank is two blocks south US la banque est à deux rues d'ici au sud ;4 (for butcher, executioner) billot m ; to put ou lay one's head on the block fig donner sa tête à couper ;5 ( group) (of seats, tickets) groupe m ; ( of stamps) bloc m ; ( of shares) paquet m, tranche f ; a block of three lessons trois cours d'affilée ;6 ( obstruction) to be a block to être un obstacle à [reform, agreement] ; to be a block to progress être une entrave au progrès ; to put a block on bloquer [price, sale] ; entraver [initiative] ;7 Print cliché m ;8 Comput bloc m ;11 Rail canton m ;12 Sport obstruction f.C vtr1 ( obstruct) bloquer [exit, road, pass] ; boucher [drain, gutter, hole, artery] ; gêner [traffic] ; to block sb's way ou path barrer le passage à qn ; to have a blocked nose avoir le nez bouché ;2 ( impede) bloquer [market, project] ; faire obstacle à [advance, escape, progress] ; faire opposition à [bill] ; you're blocking my light tu me caches la lumière ; you're blocking my view tu me bouches la vue ;3 Fin bloquer [assets, currency, funds] ;4 Sport bloquer [ball, opponent, rope].■ block in:▶ block [sb/sth] in1 ( when parking) bloquer [car, driver] ;2 Art colorer [area, figure].■ block off:▶ block [sth] off, block off [sth]1 ( seal off) barrer [road, path] ;■ block out:▶ block out [sth], block [sth] out2 ( suppress) refouler [memory, problem].■ block up:▶ block up [sth], block [sth] up boucher [artery, drain, gutter, hole, street]. -
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block [blɒk]1. nounb. [of buildings] pâté m de maisonsc. ( = part of prison, hospital) pavillon m• I've got a block [writer] c'est la panne totale• a block of tickets/seats plusieurs billets/places (acheté(e)s en même temps)a. [+ pipe] boucher ; [+ road, traffic] bloquer ; [+ progress] entraver ; [+ transaction, credit, negotiations] bloquer3. compounds• in block letters en majuscules ► block vote noun mode de scrutin où le vote d'un délégué syndical est proportionnel au nombre de voix des personnes qu'il représentea. [+ light] empêcher de passerb. [+ thoughts, idea] refouler* * *[blɒk] 1.1) ( slab) bloc m2) ( building)block of flats — immeuble m (d'habitation)
administration block — bâtiment m administratif
3) ( group of buildings) pâté m de maisons4) (for butcher, executioner) billot mto put one's head on the block — fig donner sa tête à couper
6) ( obstruction)to be a block to — être un obstacle à [reform, agreement]
2. 3.to put a block on — bloquer [price, sale]; entraver [initiative]; Sport obstruction f
transitive verb1) ( obstruct) bloquer [exit, road]; boucher [drain, hole, artery]; gêner [traffic]to block somebody's way ou path — barrer le passage à quelqu'un
2) ( impede) faire obstacle à [advance, escape, progress]; faire opposition à [bill]3) Finance bloquer [assets]•Phrasal Verbs:- block in- block up -
17 blockage
blockage [ˈblɒkɪdʒ]* * *['blɒkɪdʒ] -
18 clot
clot [klɒt]1. nouna. [of blood] caillot m[+ blood] coaguler[blood] (se) coaguler4. compounds* * *[klɒt] 1.1) (in blood, milk) caillot mclot on the lung/on the brain — embolie f pulmonaire/cérébrale
2) (colloq) GB ( idiot) balourd/-e m/f, empoté/-e (colloq) m/f2.transitive verb, intransitive verb (p prés etc - tt-) coaguler, cailler -
19 obstruct
obstruct [əbˈstrʌkt]a. [+ road, artery, windpipe] obstruer ; [+ pipe, view] boucherb. [+ progress, traffic, plan, person] entraver* * *[əb'strʌkt]transitive verb2) ( impede) gêner [traffic, person, progress]; faire obstacle à [plan]; faire obstruction à [player]; entraver le cours de [justice] -
20 pump
pump [pʌmp]1. nouna. pompe fc. [+ handle] actionner plusieurs fois ; [+ brake] pomper sur[machine, person] pomper ; [heart] battre fort4. compounds• a rise in pump prices [of petrol] une hausse (des prix) à la pompe( = produce) débiter[+ tyre, airbed] gonfler* * *[pʌmp] 1.1) Technology pompe fto prime the pump — lit amorcer la pompe; fig réamorcer la pompe
2) ( plimsoll) chaussure f de sport; ( flat shoe) GB ballerine f; ( shoe with heel) US chaussure f à talon2.transitive verbto pump somebody full of drugs — (colloq) gaver quelqu'un de médicaments
to pump iron — (colloq) faire de la gonflette (colloq)
2) actionner [handle, lever]3) ( shake)5) Medicine3.1) ( function) [machine, piston] fonctionner2) ( flow) gicler (from, out of de)3) ( beat) battre violemment•Phrasal Verbs:- pump out- pump up
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