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respirator

/ˈres.pɪ.reɪ.tər/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa un dispositivo utilizado para ayudar o apoyar la respiración: ya sea un aparato médico para la ventilación artificial de los pulmones, o una máscara protectora que filtra sustancias nocivas del aire.

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noun

/ˈres.pɪ.reɪ.tər/B2formalmedical
  • esSustantivo que designa un dispositivo utilizado para ayudar o apoyar la respiración: ya sea un aparato médico para la ventilación artificial de los pulmones, o una máscara protectora que filtra sustancias nocivas del aire.

A noun referring to a device used to assist or support breathing, either as a medical ventilator for artificial respiration or as a protective mask that filters harmful substances from the air.

  1. Artificial respiration deviceB2formalmedical

    A breathing device used to administer long-term artificial respiration to a person who cannot breathe on their own.

    esRespirador artificial

    • The patient was placed on a respirator after the surgery.
    • Doctors monitored the respirator settings carefully.
    • The respirator helped him breathe while he was unconscious.

    Sinónimosbreathing machineventilator

  2. B2formalmedical

    A protective mask with a filter that covers the face and lungs, designed to guard against inhaling poisonous gases or harmful particles.

    esRespirador de protección

    • Firefighters wear a respirator when entering smoke-filled buildings.
    • The factory workers must use a respirator to avoid inhaling toxic fumes.
    • He put on a respirator before entering the chemical spill area.
Formas
  • respirators plural form
  • respirators' possessive plural form
  • respirator's possessive singular form
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