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Definition of bleb - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
medicalRare small blister or bubble on the skinRare
- The nurse noticed a bleb forming on the patient's arm after the injection..
2.
cytologyTECH. irregular bulge in a cell membraneTECH.
- The cell showed a bleb during apoptosis.
3.
geologyTECH. bubble-like mineral inclusionTECH.
- The rock contained a bleb of quartz.
Images of bleb

irregular bulge in a cell membrane 
bubble-like mineral inclusion
Origin of bleb
Middle English, bleb (blister)
Examples of bleb in a sentence
Doctors drained the bleb to prevent infection. The scientist observed a bleb forming in the culture. Under the microscope, a bleb was visible on the cell surface. The geologist noted a bleb in the sample. Tiny blebs were visible under the microscope.
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- French:cloque, bleb, ...
- German:Blase, Membranblase, ...
- Italian:vescicola, bleb, ...
- Spanish:vesícula, burbuja, ...
- Portuguese:vesícula, inclusão bolhosa, ...
- Chinese:小水泡, 囊泡, ...
- Japanese:水疱, ブレブ, ...
- Arabic:فُقَاعَة, فُقَّاعة, ...
- Hebrew:שַׁלְפּוּחִית, בְּלִיטָה, ...
- Russian:волдырь, выпячивание, ...
- Ukrainian:пухирець, випин, ...
- Hindi:फफोला, उभार, ...
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