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ulcerated

/ˈʌl.sə.reɪ.tɪd/

Tradução: Descreve um tecido ou superfície onde se formou uma úlcera — uma ferida que cicatriza lentamente e frequentemente fica inflamada., Verbo que significa desenvolver ou ser acometido por úlcera, ou causar ulceração.

2 verbetes

adjective

/ˈʌl.sə.reɪ.tɪd/C2formalmedical
  • ptDescreve um tecido ou superfície onde se formou uma úlcera — uma ferida que cicatriza lentamente e frequentemente fica inflamada.

Describes a tissue or surface that has developed an ulcer, a sore that is slow to heal and often inflamed.

  1. Having ulcersC1formalmedical

    Affected by or characterized by the formation of an open sore on the skin or mucous membrane.

    ptUlcerado

    • The patient's ulcerated leg required immediate medical attention.
    • Chronic stress can lead to an ulcerated stomach lining.
    • The wound became ulcerated due to poor hygiene.

    Sinônimoscankerousulcerativeulcerous

Formas
  • more ulcerated comparative form
  • most ulcerated superlative form

verb

ulcerate/ˈʌl.sə.reɪt/C2formalmedical
  • ptVerbo que significa desenvolver ou ser acometido por úlcera, ou causar ulceração.

A verb meaning to develop or become affected with an ulcer, or to cause ulceration.

  1. Develop an ulcerC1formal

    To form or develop an open sore on the skin or a mucous membrane.

    ptUlcerar

    • The wound began to ulcerate due to infection.
    • If left untreated, the lesion may ulcerate and become painful.
    • The patient's stomach lining started to ulcerate from prolonged medication use.

    Sinônimoscankerfesterranklesuppurate

  2. Cause an ulcerC1formal

    To cause an open sore to form on a surface, typically skin or tissue.

    ptCausar úlcera

    • The chemical agent can ulcerate the skin upon contact.
    • Chronic stress can ulcerate the digestive tract.
    • The disease ulcerated the lining of his mouth.

    Sinônimoscanker

Formas
  • ulcerated past participle
  • ulcerated past simple
  • ulcerating present participle
  • ulcerates third person singular