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eye-drop

/ˈaɪ ˌdrɒp/

Traduction: Nom désignant un médicament liquide administré goutte à goutte dans l'œil, ou l'action d'instiller de telles gouttes pour rincer ou traiter l'œil.

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noun

/ˈaɪ ˌdrɒp/B1formalmedical
  • frNom désignant un médicament liquide administré goutte à goutte dans l'œil, ou l'action d'instiller de telles gouttes pour rincer ou traiter l'œil.

A noun referring to a liquid medication administered one drop at a time into the eye, or the act of applying such drops as a method of eye irrigation.

  1. Medicated drop for the eyeB1formalmedical

    A small amount of liquid medicine that is applied directly to the surface of the eye, typically from a dropper bottle.

    frgoutte ophtalmique

    • The doctor prescribed eye drops for her dry eyes.
    • He put two eye drops in each eye before bed.
    • Make sure not to touch the tip of the eye drop bottle to your eye.

    Synonymeseyedrop

  2. Irrigation methodB2formalmedical

    A technique used by eye doctors to flush or rinse the eye with a stream of liquid, often to remove debris or apply treatment.

    frIrrigation oculaire

    • The ophthalmologist used an eye drop technique to irrigate the patient's eye.
    • Eye drop irrigation is commonly performed after chemical exposure.
    • The procedure involved a gentle eye drop to cleanse the ocular surface.
Formes
  • eye-drops plural form
  • eye-drops' possessive plural form
  • eye-drop's possessive singular form