nebula

• Nom désignant un immense nuage de gaz et de poussière dans l'espace interstellaire, ou en contexte médical une opacité de la cornée ou un liquide pour nébuliseur.

A noun referring to an immense cloud of gas and dust in interstellar space, or in medical contexts, a cloudy spot on the cornea or a liquid preparation for an atomizer.

pluriel irrégulier

1. Medicinal liquid preparationC1formalmedical

   A liquid medicine designed to be used in an atomizer or nebulizer for inhalation.

   Solution pour nébulisation

   • The doctor prescribed a nebula for his respiratory condition.
   • She used a nebula in the atomizer to ease her breathing.
   • The pharmacist prepared a nebula for the patient's nebulizer.

2. Cloudiness of urineC2formalmedical

   A medical condition characterized by a cloudy appearance of the urine.

   Nuageuse (urine)

   • The lab report indicated a nebula in the urine sample.
   • Cloudiness, or nebula, can be a sign of infection.
   • The doctor noted a nebula during the urinalysis.

   Synonymescloudinessopacityturbidity

3. Interstellar cloudB2formalscientific

   An immense cloud of gas, primarily hydrogen, and dust in interstellar space, often a site of star formation.

   nébuleuse (nuage interstellaire)

   • The Orion Nebula is visible to the naked eye.
   • Astronomers studied the nebula to understand star birth.
   • The Hubble telescope captured stunning images of the nebula.

4. Corneal opacityC2formalmedical

   A faint, cloudy spot on the cornea of the eye, often a result of injury or disease.

   Taie cornéenne

   • The ophthalmologist detected a nebula on his cornea.
   • A nebula can cause blurred vision if it is large enough.
   • The injury left a small nebula on her eye.