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43 tumor
m.tumor.tumor cerebral brain tumor* * *1 tumour (US tumor)\tumor cerebral brain tumour (US tumor)* * *noun m.* * *SM tumour, tumor (EEUU), growth* * *masculino tumor** * *= tumour [tumor, -USA].Ex. This article analyses documents obtained by search based on key words with regard to their distribution in accordance with 5 basic locations of tumors in the human body.----* tumor cerebral = glioma, brain tumour.* tumor embrionario = embryonal tumour.* tumor en los ovarios = ovarian tumour.* tumor ovárico = ovarian tumour.* tumor testicular = testicular tumour.* * *masculino tumor** * *= tumour [tumor, -USA].Ex: This article analyses documents obtained by search based on key words with regard to their distribution in accordance with 5 basic locations of tumors in the human body.
* tumor cerebral = glioma, brain tumour.* tumor embrionario = embryonal tumour.* tumor en los ovarios = ovarian tumour.* tumor ovárico = ovarian tumour.* tumor testicular = testicular tumour.* * *tumor*un tumor maligno/benigno a malignant/benign tumor* * *
tumor sustantivo masculino
tumor( conjugate tumor)
tumor m Med tumour, US tumor
tumor benigno/ maligno, benign/malignant tumour
' tumor' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
constreñir
- extirpar
- benignidad
- benigno
- cerebral
- hematoma
- localizar
- maligno
English:
growth
- tumor
- tumour
- brain
* * *tumor nmtumourtumor benigno benign tumor;tumor cerebral brain tumour;tumor maligno malignant tumor* * *m MED tumor, Brtumour* * *tumor nm: tumor* * *tumor n tumour -
44 Tumor
m; -s, -en und umg. -e; MED. tumo(u)r* * *der Tumortumour; tumor* * *Tu|mor ['tuːmoːɐ, tu'moːɐ]m -s, Tumoren[tu'moːrən] tumour (Brit), tumor (US)* * *(an abnormal (dangerous) mass of tissue growing on or in the body: a brain tumour; The surgeon removed a tumour from her bladder.) tumour* * *Tu·mor<-s, -en>[ˈtu:mo:ɐ̯, tuˈmo:ɐ̯, pl tuˈmo:rən]m tumour [or AM -or]* * *der; Tumors, Tumoren, ugs. auchTumore — (Med.) tumour
* * ** * *der; Tumors, Tumoren, ugs. auchTumore — (Med.) tumour
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45 tumeur
tumeur [tymœʀ]feminine noun• tumeur bénigne/maligne benign/malignant tumour* * *tymœʀnom féminin tumour [BrE]* * *tymœʀ nfgrowth, tumour Grande-Bretagne tumor USA* * *tumeur nf tumourGB; tumeur au sein/cerveau breast/brain tumourGB; tumeur bénigne/maligne benign/malignant tumourGB.[tymɶr] nom féminintumeur bénigne/maligne/blanche benign/malignant/white tumour -
46 опухоль
1. tumour2. tumor3. swelling; tumourСинонимический ряд:вздутие (сущ.) вздутие; припухлость -
47 guz
m 1. Anat. tuber spec.; protuberance- guz ciemieniowy/czołowy/potyliczny the parietal/frontal/occipital tuber spec.- guz nadoczodołowy the supraorbital torus spec.- guz kulszowy/piętowy the ischiadic/the calcanean tuber spec.2. Med. tumour GB, tumor US- guz nowotworowy a neoplastic tumour- guz czerniakowy/jajnika/kostny/mózgu a melanotic/an ovarian/a bone/a brain tumour- guz dobrotliwy/złośliwy a benign/malignant tumour- usunąć guz to remove a tumour3. (obrzmienie) bump, lump- nabić sobie guza na głowie to give oneself a bump on the head- nabić komuś guza przen. to give sb a beating a. hiding- oberwać guza przen. (zostać pobitym) to get beaten (up); (doznać przykrości) to be kicked in the teeth przen.4. (duży guzik) large button 5. (gałka) knob* * *( stłuczenie) bump; MED tumour (BRIT), tumor (US)nabijać (nabić perf) sobie guza — to bump one's head lub forehead
* * *miGen. -a1. anat. (= wypukłość) tuber, tubercle, protuberance.2. t. pat. (= krwiak) bump; nabić sobie guza bump one's head; oberwać guza take a beating; szukać guza ask l. look for trouble.3. pat. (= torbiel, nowotwór) tumor, Br. tumour, neoplasm.5. przest. ( guzik) button.6. techn. (= wada odlewu) knob.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > guz
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48 тумор
мед. tumour; morbid growth; neoplasmдоброкачествен/злокачествен тумор a benign/malignant tumour* * *ту̀мор,м., -и, (два) ту̀мора мед. tumour; morbid growth; neoplasm; доброкачествен/злокачествен \тумор benign/malignant tumour; мозъчен \тумор encephaloma; \тумор в напреднал стадий advanced tumour.* * *tumor (мед.): a benign тумор - доброкачествен тумор, a malignant тумор - злокачествен тумор; morbid growth ; swelling {`sweliN}* * *1. доброкачествен/злокачествен ТУМОР a benign/ malignant tumour 2. мед. tumour;morbid growth;neoplasm -
49 Geschwulst
* * *die Geschwulstswelling; tumor; abscess; tumour* * *Ge|schwụlst [gə'ʃvʊlst]f -, ordm;e[gə'ʃvʏlstə] growth; (= Hirngeschwulst, Krebsgeschwulst etc auch) tumour (Brit), tumor (US)* * *Ge·schwulst<-, Geschwülste>[gəˈʃvʊlst, pl gəˈʃvʏlstə]f tumour [or AM -or]* * *die; Geschwulst, Geschwülste tumour* * ** * *die; Geschwulst, Geschwülste tumour* * *f.growth n.lump n.tumor n.tumour n. -
50 tumor cerebral
m.brain tumor, brain tumour, tumor in the brain.* * *brain tumour (US tumor)* * *(n.) = glioma, brain tumourEx. These parameters enable quantifying the essential characteristics of malignant gliomas.Ex. However, if angiogenesis becomes unregulated, it may be responsible for several disease processes such as brain tumour growth and metastasis.* * *(n.) = glioma, brain tumourEx: These parameters enable quantifying the essential characteristics of malignant gliomas.
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51 tumore
m tumo(u)r* * *tumore s.m.2 (vet.) splint; warble; wind gall.* * *[tu'more]sostantivo maschile tumour BE, tumor AEtumore benigno, maligno — benign, malignant tumour
* * *tumore/tu'more/ ⇒ 7sostantivo m.tumour BE, tumor AE; tumore benigno, maligno benign, malignant tumour. -
52 žely
I. žely I Grammatical information: f. ū Proto-Slavic meaning: `tumour, fistula'Russian:želvák `tumour' [m o];žëlvi, želví (dial.) `abscesses, lumps, bumps' [Nompm i];žëlvi (dial.) `swollen glands on the neck' [Nompm i]Czech:Polish:żóɫwi (dial.) `abscess on the ear' [Nompm i];żóɫwie (dial.) `boils on the legs of a cow' [Nompm i]Serbo-Croatian:Čak. žȅlva (Cres) `tumour' [f ā];Čak. žọ̑ɫva (Vis) `scrofula' [f ā];Slovene:žę̑ɫva `fistula' [f ā]Latvian:dzęlva `(slight) swelling on the skin' [f ā]Indo-European reconstruction: gʰel(H)-uH-II. žely II Grammatical information: f. ū Proto-Slavic meaning: `tortoise'Church Slavic:Russian:Old Russian:Czech:Polish:żóɫw `tortoise' [m jo], żóɫwia [Gens]Serbo-Croatian:žȅlva `tortoise' [f ā]Slovene:žȇɫva `tortoise' [f ā]Indo-European reconstruction: gʰel(H)-uH-Other cognates:Gk. χέλῡς `tortoise' [f]; -
53 Krebsgeschwulst
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54 Hirntumor
Hịrn|tu|mormbrain tumour (Brit) or tumor (US)* * *Hirn·tu·morm brain tumour [or AM -or]* * *der (Med.) brain tumour* * *der (Med.) brain tumour -
55 syöpäkasvain
yks.nom. syöpäkasvain; yks.gen. syöpäkasvaimen; yks.part. syöpäkasvainta; yks.ill. syöpäkasvaimeen; mon.gen. syöpäkasvaimien syöpäkasvainten; mon.part. syöpäkasvaimia; mon.ill. syöpäkasvaimiincancerous growth (noun)cancerous tumour (noun)carcinoma (noun)malignant tumour (noun)* * *medicine, veterinary• cancerous tumormedicine, veterinary• cancerous tumourmedicine, veterinary• carcinomamedicine, veterinary• malignant tumour -
56 nowotw|ór
m (G nowotworu) 1. Med. tumour GB, tumor US, cancer- nowotwór mózgu a brain tumour- nowotwór piersi/skóry/płuc breast/skin/lung cancer- nowotwór złośliwy malignant tumour, cancer- nowotwór niezłośliwy benign tumour2. Jęz. neologism, neologyThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > nowotw|ór
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57 Gehirntumor
m MED. brain tumo(u)r* * *Ge|hịrn|tu|morm (MED)brain tumour (Brit) or tumor (US)* * *Ge·hirn·tu·morm brain tumour [or AM -or]* * ** * *m.cerebral tumour n. -
58 κάλα
κάλᾱ, κάληfem nom /voc /acc dualκάλᾱ, κάληfem nom /voc sg (doric aeolic)κά̱λᾱ, κήληtumour: fem nom /voc /acc dual (attic)κά̱λᾱ, κήληtumour: fem nom /voc sg (attic doric aeolic)——————κάλαι, κάληfem nom /voc plκάλᾱͅ, κάληfem dat sg (doric aeolic)κά̱λᾱͅ, κήληtumour: fem dat sg (attic doric aeolic) -
59 φλεγμονώδει
φλεγμονώδηςlike an inflamed tumour: masc /fem /neut nom /voc /acc dual (attic epic)φλεγμονώδηςlike an inflamed tumour: masc /fem /neut dat sgφλεγμονώδεϊ, φλεγμονώδηςlike an inflamed tumour: dat sg (epic) -
60 φλεγμονώδη
φλεγμονώδηςlike an inflamed tumour: neut nom /voc /acc pl (attic epic doric)φλεγμονώδηςlike an inflamed tumour: masc /fem /neut nom /voc /acc dual (doric aeolic)φλεγμονώδηςlike an inflamed tumour: masc /fem acc sg (attic epic doric)
См. также в других словарях:
tumour — chiefly Brit var of TUMOR * * * n. any abnormal swelling in or on a part of the body. The term is usually applied to an abnormal growth of tissue, which may be benign or malignant. Compare cyst … Medical dictionary
tumour — is spelt our in BrE and tumor in AmE … Modern English usage
tumour — (US tumor) ► NOUN ▪ a swelling of a part of the body caused by an abnormal growth of tissue, whether benign or malignant. DERIVATIVES tumorous adjective. ORIGIN Latin tumor, from tumere to swell … English terms dictionary
tumour — or neoplasm Mass of abnormal tissue that arises from normal cells, has no useful function, and tends to grow. Cell abnormalities may include increased size or number or loss of characteristics that differentiate their tissue of origin. Cells in… … Universalium
tumour — (BrE) (AmE tumor) noun ADJECTIVE ▪ cancerous, malignant ▪ benign ▪ primary ▪ inoperable ▪ … Collocations dictionary
tumour */ — UK [ˈtjuːmə(r)] / US [ˈtumər] noun [countable] Word forms tumour : singular tumour plural tumours a mass of cells in your body that grow in a way that is not normal. A benign tumour is harmless, and a malignant tumour can cause death She died of… … English dictionary
tumour — BrE, tumor AmE a mass of diseased cells in your body that have divided and increased too quickly: a brain tumour | malignant/benign tumour (=dangerous/harmless tumour) tumourous adjective … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
tumour — [ fjuːmə] inoperable malignant tumour remove a tumour a benign to excise … Combinatory dictionary
tumour — tu|mour BrE tumor AmE [ˈtju:mə US ˈtu:mər] n [Date: 1400 1500; : Latin; Origin: tumere to swell ] a mass of diseased cells in your body that have divided and increased too quickly ▪ a brain tumour malignant/benign tumour (=caused by or not caused … Dictionary of contemporary English
tumour — [16] Tumour is one of a small family of English words that go back ultimately to Latin tumēre ‘swell’. Others include contumacy, contumely, tumid ‘swollen’ [16], and tumult [15]. => CONTUMACY, CONTUMELY, THIGH, THUMB, TUMID, TUMULT … The Hutchinson dictionary of word origins
tumour — [[t]tju͟ːmə(r), AM tu͟ː [/t]] tumours N COUNT A tumour is a mass of diseased or abnormal cells that has grown in a person s or animal s body. (in AM, use tumor) … English dictionary