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dadultère
Setzling
inglés
inglés
alemán
alemán
I. graft [grɑ:ft, ingl. am. græft] SUST.
1. graft JARD.:
graft
Setzling m <-s, -e>
2. graft MED.:
graft
Transplantat nt <-(e)s, -e>
bone/skin graft
3. graft no pl (corruption):
graft
Schiebung f <-, -en> coloq.
graft
Mauschelei f <-, -en> coloq.
4. graft ingl. brit. argot (work):
[hard] graft
Schufterei f <-, -en> coloq.
[hard] graft
Plackerei f <-> coloq.
[hard] graft
Schinderei f <-, -en> coloq.
II. graft [grɑ:ft, ingl. am. græft] V. trans.
1. graft JARD.:
to graft sth on [or onto] sth
etw auf etw acus. aufpfropfen
to graft sth together
2. graft MED.:
to graft sth on [or onto] sth
etw auf etw acus. übertragen
to graft sth on [or onto] sth
3. graft fig. (add on):
to graft sth on [or onto] sth
etw zu etw dat. hinzufügen
III. graft [grɑ:ft, ingl. am. græft] V. intr.
1. graft (act corruptly):
graft
2. graft ingl. brit. argot (work hard):
graft
schuften coloq.
to graft away
sich acus. abrackern coloq.
graft ˈpoly·mer SUST. QUÍM.
graft polymer
hard ˈgraft SUST. ingl. brit. argot
hard graft
ˈskin graft SUST. MED.
1. skin graft (skin transplant):
skin graft
2. skin graft (skin section):
skin graft
alemán
alemán
inglés
inglés
to graft sth
etw [auf etw acus.] aufpfropfen
to graft sth on[to] sth
etw [auf etw acus.] aufpfropfen
to graft on sth separ.
graft onto [ɡrɑːft] V.
graft onto
graft-versus-host disease SUST.
Present
Igraft
yougraft
he/she/itgrafts
wegraft
yougraft
theygraft
Past
Igrafted
yougrafted
he/she/itgrafted
wegrafted
yougrafted
theygrafted
Present Perfect
Ihavegrafted
youhavegrafted
he/she/ithasgrafted
wehavegrafted
youhavegrafted
theyhavegrafted
Past Perfect
Ihadgrafted
youhadgrafted
he/she/ithadgrafted
wehadgrafted
youhadgrafted
theyhadgrafted
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Ejemplos de uso en el diccionario PONS (revisados por la redacción)
[hard] graft
Schufterei f <-, -en> coloq.
[hard] graft
Plackerei f <-> coloq.
[hard] graft
Schinderei f <-, -en> coloq.
to graft sth on [or onto] sth
etw auf etw acus. aufpfropfen
Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)
There remains much clinical interest today in developing inexpensive engineered skin grafts that possess the mechanical and biological properties of skin.
en.wikipedia.org
An experimental option is a graft from the intestines.
en.wikipedia.org
Patient and graft outcomes following liver transplantation for sarcoidosis.
en.wikipedia.org
During commercial use, it can be prepared by graft copolymerization with additional polymer to give the product specific characteristics.
en.wikipedia.org
The flesh-eating bug treatment involved a skin graft.
en.wikipedia.org
Ejemplos de uso procedentes de internet (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)
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The application of osteogenic materials including autologous bone marrow or bone shows limitations including site morbidity or graft availability if intended to apply for large bone defects.
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fb05.h-bonn-rhein-sieg.de
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Die Anwendung von osteogenen Materialien, welches körpereigenes Knochenmark oder Knochen beinhaltet, zeigt Einschränkungen wie lokale Morbidität oder die Verfügbarkeit von Transplantaten, wenn diese für größere Defekte verwandt werden sollen.
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The analysis, generated overnight, showed that a significantly smaller graft than what the Japanese surgeons had planned would suffice for the recipient.
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www.mevis.fraunhofer.de
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Die über Nacht erstellte Analyse ergab, dass ein deutlich kleineres Transplantat für den Empfänger ausreichen würde als ursprünglich von den japanischen Chirurgen geplant.
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To attach the grafts while the heart is beating, the surgeon uses a stabilization device to keep a small section of the heart still.
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www.medtronic.de
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Um das Transplantat anbringen zu können, während das Herz weiter schlägt, benutzt der Chirurg ein Stabilisierungssystem, um einen kleinen Bereich Ihres Herzens ruhigzustellen.
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Intensive but gentle therapeutic exercises with simultaneous activation of the muscles of the front thigh and back follow, in order to not compromise the graft.
www.knieprobleme.at
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Es folgt intensive, aber schonende Heilgymnastik mit gleichzeitiger Aktivierung des Muskulatur der Oberschenkelvorder- und -rückseite, um das Transplantat nicht zu gefährden.