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decorticate

/diːˈkɔːrtɪkeɪt/

Traduction: Verbe signifiant enlever l'écorce, la peau ou le revêtement extérieur de quelque chose, ou dans un contexte médical, retirer le cortex d'un organe.

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/diːˈkɔːrtɪkeɪt/C2formaltechnical
  • frVerbe signifiant enlever l'écorce, la peau ou le revêtement extérieur de quelque chose, ou dans un contexte médical, retirer le cortex d'un organe.

A verb meaning to remove the bark, rind, or outer covering from something, or in a medical context, to remove the cortex of an organ.

  1. Remove the outer layerC2formalmedical

    To strip or remove the outer covering, bark, or husk from something.

    frDécortiquer (sens large)

    • The machine is used to decorticate the seeds before processing.
    • Workers decorticate the tree bark to extract the fibers.
    • The chef carefully decorticated the fruit to reveal the inner flesh.

    Synonymesbarkflayhullhuskparepeelshellshuckskinstrip

    Antonymescoatcoverencaseenvelopsheathewrap

  2. C2formalmedical

    To surgically remove the cortex of an organ, such as the brain or kidney.

    frDécortiquer un organe

    • The surgeon performed a procedure to decorticate the damaged kidney.
    • Decorticating the brain is a highly specialized neurosurgical technique.
    • The patient underwent surgery to decorticate the affected area of the organ.
Formes
  • decorticated past participle
  • decorticated past simple
  • decorticating present participle
  • decorticates third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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