artificial kidney u rečniku italijanskog jezika Oksford‒Paravia

Prevodi za artificial kidney u rečniku engleski»italijanski

artificial kidney N

artificial kidney

rene m artificiale

Prevodi za artificial kidney u rečniku italijanski»engleski

rene artificiale

artificial kidney

Prevodi za artificial kidney u rečniku engleski»italijanski

artificial [Brit ɑːtɪˈfɪʃ(ə)l, Am ˌɑrdəˈfɪʃəl] ADJ

1. artificial:

artificial colour, organ, ingredient, fur, lake, snow, lighting

artificiale

artificial fertilizer

chimico

artificial eye

di vetro

artificial hair

finto

2. artificial fig:

artificial manner, smile, atmosphere, distinction, comparison

artificioso

artificial person

finto

kidney [Brit ˈkɪdni, Am ˈkɪdni] N

1. kidney (of person):

kidney

rene m

floating kidney

rene mobile

floating kidney before n operation, disease

ai reni

to have kidney trouble

avere dei problemi ai reni

2. kidney (of animal):

kidney ANAT

rene m

kidney FOOD

rognone m

lamb, beef kidneys

rognoni di agnello, di manzo

a man of a different kidney liter

un uomo d'altra tempra or di tutt'altro stampo

artificial kidney u rečniku PONS

Prevodi za artificial kidney u rečniku engleski»italijanski

artificial [ˌɑ:r·tə·ˈfɪ·ʃl] ADJ

artificial

artificiale

kidney [ˈkɪd·ni] N

kidney

rene m

kidney disease

malattia f renale

Jednojezični primeri (nisu ih verifikovali PONS urednici)

engleski

In 1960 the use of a subcutaneous arteriovenous shunt along with the artificial kidney machine allowed hemodialysis for patients with chronic renal failure.

en.wikipedia.org

This means that a portion of cell can have a theoretical mass transfer that is a hundredfold higher than that of a whole artificial kidney machine.

en.wikipedia.org

During the peritoneal procedure, the blood is cleaned inside the patient's body, whereas in hemodialysis it passes through an artificial kidney machine to be cleaned before re-entering the body.

www.journalpioneer.com

A dialysis machine is basically a great, big monitor for the artificial kidney and the blood tubing.

www.propublica.org