Definition Conjugation
Definition of etherise - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
medicalTECH. UK administer ether to a patient as an anestheticTECH. UK
- The surgeon decided to etherise the patient before the operation..
- They had to etherise the animal for the procedure.
- The dentist decided to etherise the patient for the tooth extraction.
Origin of etherise
Greek, aither (upper air) + -ize (to make)
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- French:anesthésier, ...
- German:ätherisieren, ...
- Italian:anestetizzare, ...
- Spanish:anestesiar, ...
- Portuguese:anestesiar com éter, ...
- Chinese:施以乙醚, ...
- Japanese:エーテルを投与する, ...
- Arabic:خَدَّرَ بِالإِيثر, ...
- Hebrew:הִרְדִּים בְּחֹמֶר מְרַדֵּם, ...
- Russian:эфиризовать, ...
- Ukrainian:ввести ефір, ...
- Hindi:ईथर देना, ...
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