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ablate

/əˈbleɪt/

Traduction: Verbe désignant l'action d'enlever ou de détruire un tissu, un matériau ou une partie de quelque chose, souvent par des méthodes chirurgicales, chimiques ou physiques.

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/əˈbleɪt/C2formal
  • frVerbe désignant l'action d'enlever ou de détruire un tissu, un matériau ou une partie de quelque chose, souvent par des méthodes chirurgicales, chimiques ou physiques.

A verb used to indicate the act of removing or destroying tissue, material, or a part of something, often through surgical, chemical, or physical means.

  1. Wear away through erosion or vaporizationC1formalscientific

    To remove or destroy material from a surface by melting, erosion, or vaporization.

    frablation (par érosion ou vaporisation)

    • The spacecraft's heat shield ablates during re-entry to protect the crew.
    • Glaciers ablate the rock beneath them over thousands of years.
    • Laser surgery can ablate thin layers of tissue with high precision.

    Synonymescorrodedisintegrateeat awayerodewear awaywear down

    Antonymesaccretebuildcoatdeposit

  2. Remove an organ or bodily structureC2formalmedical

    To surgically remove a body part or tissue, often through cutting or other medical procedures.

    frAblater (organe ou structure corporelle)

    • The surgeon had to ablate the tumor to prevent its spread.
    • Cardiac ablation is a procedure used to treat certain heart rhythm problems.
    • Doctors may ablate a small portion of the thyroid gland in some cases.

    Synonymescut outexciseremoveresect

Formes
  • ablated past participle
  • ablated past simple
  • ablating present participle
  • ablates third person singular
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