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detoxification

/diːˌtɒk.sɪ.fɪˈkeɪ.ʃən/

Traducción: Proceso médico o tratamiento destinado a eliminar los efectos fisiológicos de las sustancias adictivas o a neutralizar las propiedades tóxicas en el organismo, a menudo llevado a cabo por el hígado.

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noun

/diːˌtɒk.sɪ.fɪˈkeɪ.ʃən/C1formalmedical
  • esProceso médico o tratamiento destinado a eliminar los efectos fisiológicos de las sustancias adictivas o a neutralizar las propiedades tóxicas en el organismo, a menudo llevado a cabo por el hígado.

A medical process or treatment aimed at removing the physiological effects of addictive substances or neutralizing toxic properties in the body, often performed by the liver.

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  1. Addiction treatmentB2formalmedical

    A medical process designed to remove the physiological effects of addictive substances from the body.

    esDesintoxicación (tratamiento de adicciones)

    • He entered a clinic for detoxification from alcohol.
    • Detoxification is often the first step in addiction recovery.
    • The patient underwent a supervised detoxification program.

    Sinónimosdetox

  2. Poisoning treatmentB2formalmedical

    A medical treatment that neutralizes toxic properties in the body, often performed by the liver.

    esDesintoxicación (tratamiento del envenenamiento)

    • The hospital provided detoxification for the patient who ingested poison.
    • The liver plays a key role in the body's natural detoxification process.
    • Detoxification treatments can help remove harmful substances from the system.

    Sinónimosdetox

Formas
  • detoxifications plural form
  • detoxifications' possessive plural form
  • detoxification's possessive singular form
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