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nidus

/ˈnaɪ.dəs/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa el punto central o foco de una infección en el organismo, o un lugar de cría o nido donde arañas o insectos depositan sus huevos.

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noun

/ˈnaɪ.dəs/C2formalscientific
  • esSustantivo que designa el punto central o foco de una infección en el organismo, o un lugar de cría o nido donde arañas o insectos depositan sus huevos.

A noun referring to a central point or focus of infection in an organism, or a nest where spiders or insects lay their eggs.

  1. Infection focusC2formalmedical

    A central point or site in an organism where an infection originates or is concentrated.

    esFoco infeccioso

    • The doctor identified the nidus of the bacterial infection in the wound.
    • The nidus of the disease was found in the patient's lungs.
    • Removing the nidus is crucial to prevent the infection from spreading.

    Sinónimoscenterfocuslocussitesource

  2. Egg nestC2formalscientific

    A nest or breeding place where spiders or insects deposit their eggs.

    esNido de huevos

    • The spider built a nidus in the corner of the attic.
    • Entomologists discovered a nidus of ants under the old log.
    • The nidus contained hundreds of tiny insect eggs.

    Sinónimosbreeding groundnest

Formas
  • nidi plural form
  • niduses plural form
  • nidi's possessive plural form
  • niduses' possessive plural form
  • nidus's possessive singular form