occlude
əˈkluːd
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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..
block obstruct
2.
weatherintr.TECH.form an occluded front in meteorologyintr.TECH.
  • The cold front occluded, leading to heavy rain.
block obstruct
3.
dentistrytr.TECH.cause occlusion in chewingtr.TECH.
  • The dentist adjusted the bite to occlude properly.
block obstruct
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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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  1. French:obstruer, occlure, ...
  2. German:verschließen, okkludieren, ...
  3. Italian:bloccare, occludersi, ...
  4. Spanish:bloquear, cerrarse, ...
  5. Portuguese:ocluir, formar uma frente oclusa, ...
  6. Chinese:闭塞, 封闭, ...
  7. Japanese:閉塞する, 閉じる, ...
  8. Arabic:سَدَّ, تَكَوَّنَت جَبْهَة مُغْلَقَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:לִסְתוֹם, לְהַפְרִיד חֲזִית אוֹקְלוּדִית, ...
  10. Russian:закрывать, окклюдировать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:блокувати, утворювати оклюзію, ...
  12. Hindi:रोकना, अवरोधित होना, ...

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