bladder wall
US: /ˈblædɚ ˈwɔːl/
Definition

Definition of bladder wall - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

medicalTECH.layers of tissue forming the outer and inner boundary of a bladderTECH.
  • The scan showed thickening of the bladder wall.
  • The surgeon carefully examined the bladder wall for signs of damage.
  • Cancer cells were found invading the outer layer of the bladder wall.
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Expressions with bladder

shy bladdern.
psychological condition causing inability to urinate near others
Her shy bladder made it hard to go camping with friends.
bladder of steeln.
ability to hold urine for a long time
He drank a lot but didn't need the bathroom, he has a bladder of steel.
bladder infectionn.
inflammation or infection of the bladder causing pain and discomfort
She was treated for a bladder infection last week.
empty one's bladderv.
release urine from the body
He left the room to empty his bladder.
air bladdern.
airtight bag used for packing fragile items
The vase was protected by an air bladder during shipping.
bashful bladdern.
psychological condition making urinating in public places difficult
He has a bashful bladder and avoids public restrooms.

Expressions with wall

stone walln.
wall made from stone
The ancient castle had a strong stone wall.
wall inv.
surround someone or something with walls to keep inside
They tried to wall in the garden to keep animals out.
wall offv.
separate an area using a wall
They decided to wall off the garden for privacy.
wall upv.
isolate oneself from others
He walled up after the incident.
against the walladv.
in contact with a wall surface
The bookshelf is placed against the wall.
go over the wallv.
escape by climbing over a wall or barrier
The prisoner tried to go over the wall at night.
hit a brick wallv.
reach a point where no further progress can be made
After hours of discussion, we hit a brick wall and had to adjourn.
hit a wallv.
encounter a major obstacle stopping progress
During the project, we hit a wall and had to rethink.
like speaking to a wallexp.
used to describe talking when no one listens or responds
It felt like speaking to a wall when I explained the problem.
like talking to a brick wallexp.
expressing frustration when someone ignores what you say
Talking to him is like talking to a brick wall.

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detrusorn.
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smooth muscle in bladder wall controlling urine flow

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  1. French:paroi vésicale, ...
  2. German:Blasenwand, ...
  3. Italian:parete vescicale, ...
  4. Spanish:pared de la vejiga, ...
  5. Portuguese:parede da bexiga, ...
  6. Chinese:膀胱壁, ...
  7. Japanese:膀胱壁, ...
  8. Arabic:جِدار المَثانَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:דּוֹפֶן שַׁלְפּוּחִית, ...
  10. Russian:стенка мочевого пузыря, ...
  11. Ukrainian:стінка сечового міхура, ...
  12. Hindi:मूत्राशय की दीवार, ...
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