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organ

/ˈɔː.ɡən/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa una parte del cuerpo de un ser vivo, como el corazón, los pulmones o el hígado, que realiza una función determinada; también puede referirse a un instrumento musical de viento con teclado.

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noun

/ˈɔː.ɡən/B1formalmedical
  • esSustantivo que designa una parte del cuerpo de un ser vivo, como el corazón, los pulmones o el hígado, que realiza una función determinada; también puede referirse a un instrumento musical de viento con teclado.

A noun referring to a part of a living body, such as the heart, lungs, or liver, that performs a specific function.

  1. Body partB1formalmedical

    A part of an organism that performs a specific function, such as the heart, lungs, or liver.

    esÓrgano (parte del cuerpo)

    • The heart is a vital organ that pumps blood.
    • Doctors transplanted a healthy organ into the patient.
    • Smoking can damage your lungs and other organs.
  2. B1formalart

    A large musical instrument with keyboards and pipes that produce sound by air pressure.

    esÓrgano musical

    • The church organ played a beautiful hymn.
    • He learned to play the organ at a young age.
    • The organ's deep notes filled the concert hall.
  3. Official publicationC1formal

    A newspaper or journal that represents the views of a particular organization or group.

    esÓrgano de prensa

    • The party's official organ published the new policy.
    • This magazine is the organ of the scientific society.
    • The newsletter serves as the organ for community announcements.

    Sinónimosgazettejournalmouthpieceperiodicalpublication

Formas
  • organs plural form
  • organs' possessive plural form
  • organ's possessive singular form
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