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Definition of eardrum - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
ear anatomythin membrane in the ear that vibrates when hearing sound
- A loud noise can damage your eardrum.
- The surgeon inspected the eardrum for perforations.
- An infection made his eardrum appear red and swollen.
Origin of eardrum
English, ear (hearing organ) + drum (membrane)
Terms with eardrum included in their meaning
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ear anatomy
tube in the ear carrying sound to the eardrum
medical
tube running from outer ear to eardrum
medical
passage in the ear leading to the eardrum
anatomy ear
space in the ear between eardrum and inner ear with ossicles
medical
passage in the outer ear to the eardrum
medical
external passage in the ear leading to the eardrum
medical
passage in the outer ear to the eardrum
medical
the ear canal connecting outer ear to eardrum
ear surgery
surgical cut in the eardrum to drain fluid or relieve pressure
acr: Otitis Media with Effusion
ear condition with fluid buildup behind the eardrum
medical
instrument for examining the ear canal and eardrum
medical
small muscle in the middle ear that protects the eardrum
middle ear
space in the ear between eardrum and inner ear bones
medical
inflammation of the eardrum
ear surgery
operation to fix the eardrum, sometimes the tiny middle-ear bones
medical
calcification of the eardrum and middle ear tissue
medical
surgical incision into the eardrum to relieve pressure
medical
convex area on the eardrum where malleus attaches
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- French:tympan, ...
- German:Trommelfell, ...
- Italian:timpano, ...
- Spanish:tímpano, ...
- Portuguese:tímpano, ...
- Chinese:鼓膜, ...
- Japanese:鼓膜, ...
- Arabic:طبلة الاذن, ...
- Hebrew:עוֹר הַתֹּף, ...
- Russian:барабанная перепонка, ...
- Ukrainian:барабанна перетинка, ...
- Hindi:कान का पर्दा, ...
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