Definition of occlude - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
medicaltr. TECH. stop or close an opening or vessel in the bodytr. TECH.
- The blood clot can occlude an artery completely..
2.
weatherintr. TECH. form an occluded front in meteorologyintr. TECH.
- The cold front occluded, leading to heavy rain.
3.
dentistrytr. TECH. cause occlusion in chewingtr. TECH.
- The dentist adjusted the bite to occlude properly.
Origin of occlude
Latin, occludere (to shut up)
Examples of occlude in a sentence
The surgeon had to occlude the blood vessel to stop the bleeding. The warm air mass began to occlude over the region. Meteorologists predicted the front would occlude by evening. Braces can help occlude the teeth correctly. The procedure aimed to occlude the molars.
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- French:obstruer, occlure, ...
- German:verschließen, okkludieren, ...
- Italian:bloccare, occludersi, ...
- Spanish:bloquear, cerrarse, ...
- Portuguese:ocluir, formar uma frente oclusa, ...
- Chinese:闭塞, 封闭, ...
- Japanese:閉塞する, 閉じる, ...
- Arabic:سَدَّ, تَكَوَّنَت جَبْهَة مُغْلَقَة, ...
- Hebrew:לִסְתוֹם, לְהַפְרִיד חֲזִית אוֹקְלוּדִית, ...
- Russian:закрывать, окклюдировать, ...
- Ukrainian:блокувати, утворювати оклюзію, ...
- Hindi:रोकना, अवरोधित होना, ...
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