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2 pus
m.pus.m. s.&pl.pus.* * *1 pus* * *SM pus* * *masculino pus* * *= pus.Ex. Ethnographic data & mythological accounts illuminate practices such as chastity, fasting, mummification, organ donation, ritualized use of body parts, cannibalism, saint worship, 'holy' amputations, & pus drinking.* * *masculino pus* * *= pus.Ex: Ethnographic data & mythological accounts illuminate practices such as chastity, fasting, mummification, organ donation, ritualized use of body parts, cannibalism, saint worship, 'holy' amputations, & pus drinking.
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pus sustantivo masculino
pus
pus sustantivo masculino pus
' pus' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
champú
English:
discharge
- matter
- pus
- ooze
* * *pus nmpus* * *m pus* * *pus nm: pus -
3 discharge
[dɪsˈtʃaːdʒ]1. verb1) to allow to leave; to dismiss:يَصْرِف من الخِدْمَهShe was discharged from hospital.
2) to fire (a gun):يُطْلِقُ النّارHe discharged his gun at the policeman.
3) to perform (a task etc):يُؤَدّي واجِباHe discharges his duties well.
4) to pay (a debt).يُسَدِّدُ دَيْنا5) to (cause to) let or send out:يُخْرِجُ، يَخْرُجُThe drain discharged into the street.
2. [ˈdɪstʃaːdʒ] noun1) (an) act of discharging:إعْفاء ، صَرْف من الخِدْمَه العَسْكَرِيَّهthe discharge of one's duties.
2) pus etc coming from eg a wound.إخْراج القَيْح من الجُرْح -
4 pusi
discharge pus -
5 eitern
v/i MED. fester, suppurate* * *to ulcerate; to discharge pus; to discharge; to suppurate; to fester* * *ei|tern ['aitɐn]vito fester, to discharge pus, to suppurate* * *((of an open injury eg a cut or sore) to become infected: The wound began to fester.) fester* * *ei·tern[ˈaitɐn]vi MED to fester, to discharge pus, to suppurate* * *intransitives Verb suppurate* * ** * *intransitives Verb suppurate* * *v.to fester v.to suppurate v.to ulcerate v. -
6 гноя
suppurate, fester, discharge pus/matter, gather* * *гноя̀,гл., мин. св. деят. прич. гноѝл suppurate, fester, discharge pus/matter, gather.* * *fester; suppurate* * *suppurate, fester, discharge pus/matter, gather -
7 гноиться
I несовер.
suppurate; fester (о ране); discharge pus/matter (сочиться гноем)
II страд. от гноить* * *suppurate; fester; discharge pus/matter* * * -
8 гноиться
1. suppurate; ( о ране) fester; ( сочиться гноем) discharge pus; discharge matter2. страд. к гноить -
9 гнійні виділення
purulent discharge, pus; matter -
10 гноїтися
мед.to suppurate; ( про рану) to fester; ( сочитися гноєм) to discharge pus ( matter) -
11 гноясвам
вж. гноя* * *гноя̀свам,гл. suppurate, fester, discharge pus/matter, gather.* * *maturate (мед.)* * *вж. гноя -
12 eitern
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13 гноясам
гноя̀сам,гноя̀свам гл. suppurate, fester, discharge pus/matter, gather. -
14 гноиться
1) ( выделять гной) suppurate; ( о ране) fester; ( сочиться гноем) discharge pus / matter -
15 гноиться
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16 أغذ الجرح
أغَذّ الجُرْحُto suppurate, fester, matter, form or discharge pus -
17 غث
غَثّ: تَقَيّحَto suppurate, fester, matter, form or discharge pus -
18 afscheiden
♦voorbeelden:3 sommige bomen scheiden hars af • some trees secrete/produce resin -
19 ἰχώρ
ἰχώρ, ῶρος, ὁ (Hom. et al.) serum, of blood (so in Pythagoras, acc. to Diog. L. 8, 28; Pla. et al.; PGM 4, 2577; 2645; 4 Macc 9:20; Philo, Spec. Leg. 4, 119), also serious discharge, pus (Memnon [I B.C. / I A.D.]: 434 Fgm. 1, 2, 4 Jac.; Job 2:8; 7:5; TestJob; Jos., Ant. 2, 296) ApcPt 11:26; Papias (3:2).—Frisk. -
20 पुस्
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