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speculum

/ˈspek.jə.ləm/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa um espelho, geralmente de metal polido, usado em instrumentos ópticos, ou um instrumento médico destinado a dilatar uma passagem ou cavidade do corpo para exame interno.

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noun

/ˈspek.jə.ləm/C1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa um espelho, geralmente de metal polido, usado em instrumentos ópticos, ou um instrumento médico destinado a dilatar uma passagem ou cavidade do corpo para exame interno.

A noun referring to a mirror, typically made of polished metal, used in optical instruments, or a medical instrument designed to dilate a bodily passage or cavity for internal examination.

  1. Optical mirrorC1formalscientific

    A reflective surface, typically made of polished metal, used in optical instruments such as telescopes or microscopes.

    ptEspelho óptico

    • The telescope's speculum was carefully polished to improve its reflectivity.
    • Early astronomers used a speculum to focus light in their instruments.
    • The speculum in the microscope needed regular cleaning to maintain clarity.

    Sinônimosmirrorreflector

  2. Medical instrumentB2formalmedical

    A tool used by doctors to widen a body opening or cavity so that the inside can be examined.

    ptInstrumento médico

    • The doctor used a speculum to examine the patient's ear canal.
    • A nasal speculum helps visualize the inside of the nostrils.
    • The gynecologist inserted a speculum for the pelvic exam.
Formas
  • specula plural form
  • speculums plural form
  • specula's possessive plural form
  • speculums' possessive plural form
  • speculum's possessive singular form
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