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surgical

/ˈsɜːr.dʒɪ.kəl/

Traducción: Relativo a la cirugía o utilizado en ella; también se usa metafóricamente para describir algo muy preciso o minucioso.

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Conexiones de la palabra

adjective

/ˈsɜːr.dʒɪ.kəl/B2formalmedical
  • esRelativo a la cirugía o utilizado en ella; también se usa metafóricamente para describir algo muy preciso o minucioso.

Relating to or used in surgery; also used metaphorically to describe something very precise or incisive.

  1. Relating to surgeryB2formalmedical

    Of, relating to, or used in the practice of surgery.

    esQuirúrgico

    • The patient underwent a surgical procedure to remove the tumor.
    • Surgical instruments must be sterilized before use.
    • She is a highly skilled surgical nurse.

    Sinónimosoperative

    Antónimosmedicalnonsurgicaltherapeutic

  2. Treatable by surgeryB2formalmedical

    Relating to a condition that requires or is amenable to treatment by surgery, as opposed to medicine.

    esQuirúrgico (tratable mediante cirugía)

    • The doctor determined that the injury was surgical and required an operation.
    • Surgical cases are often prioritized in the emergency room.
    • Not all cancers are surgical; some require chemotherapy.

    Sinónimosoperable

    Antónimosmedical

  3. Extremely preciseC1formal

    Performed with great accuracy, precision, and effectiveness.

    esQuirúrgico (extremadamente preciso)

    • The sniper made a surgical strike on the target.
    • The team executed a surgical plan to fix the software bug.
    • Her analysis was surgical in its precision.

    Sinónimosaccurateexactmeticulouspinpointprecise

    Antónimosimpreciseinaccurateinexact

Formas
  • more surgical comparative form
  • most surgical superlative form
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