gauze
ɡɔːz
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Noun

1.
textilesthin fabric with a loose weave
  • She wore a dress made of gauze.
mesh netting web
2.
medicalTECH.bleached cotton fabric for surgical dressingsTECH.
  • The nurse applied gauze to the wound.
bandage dressing
3.
materialsRarethin woven metal or plastic meshRare
  • The filter was made of gauze.
netting
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Images of gauze

  • gauze: thin fabric with a loose weave
    thin fabric with a loose weave
  • gauze: bleached cotton fabric for surgical dressings
    bleached cotton fabric for surgical dressings
  • gauze: thin woven metal or plastic mesh
    thin woven metal or plastic mesh

Expressions with gauze

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letting light through because thin and light like gauze
The curtains are gauze-like and let sunlight in.
mesh material made from interwoven wires
The beaker was placed on the wire gauze.
type of bandage made from gauze
He applied a gauze bandage to stop the bleeding.
gauze soaked with petrolatum for wound care
The nurse applied petrolatum gauze to the burn.

Origin of gauze

French, gaze (gauze)

Terms with gauze included in their meaning

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medical
sterile gauze placed inside a wound to stop bleeding
gauzyadj.
translucent fabric
made of or resembling gauze, thin and translucent
fabric
fine gauze or tulle fabric
measurement
four-inch by four-inch gauze or material
materials
thin and translucent like gauze
fabric
resembling gauze in texture or appearance
thin fabric
letting light through because thin and light like gauze
medical
type of bandage made from gauze

Examples of gauze in a sentence

  • Gauze curtains softly filtered the sunlight.
  • He wrapped the cut with gauze carefully.
  • Gauze was used to cover the surgical site.
  • The sculpture was encased in a protective gauze.
  • Gardeners often use gauze to protect plants from insects.

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  1. French:gaze, maille métallique, ...
  2. German:Gaze, Verbandmull, ...
  3. Italian:garza, rete sottile, ...
  4. Spanish:gasa, vendaje de gasa, ...
  5. Portuguese:gaze, tela, ...
  6. Chinese:纱布, 医用纱布, ...
  7. Japanese:ガーゼ, メッシュ, ...
  8. Arabic:شَاش, شَبَكَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:גָּזָה, גָּזָה, ...
  10. Russian:марля, бинт, ...
  11. Ukrainian:марля, ...
  12. Hindi:पतला कपड़ा, पट्टी, ...
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