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clot

/klɒt/

Перевод: Существительное, обозначающее полутвердый комок или массу, образовавшуюся из содержимого жидкости, такой как кровь или сливки., Глагол, используемый для обозначения процесса превращения жидкости, особенно крови, в густую полутвердую массу.

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noun

/klɒt/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее полутвердый комок или массу, образовавшуюся из содержимого жидкости, такой как кровь или сливки.

A noun referring to a semi-solid lump or mass formed from the contents of a liquid, such as blood or cream.

  1. Blood clotB2formalmedical

    A semisolid mass formed from blood components, often to stop bleeding but can cause blockages.

    ruТромб

    • The doctor said a clot had formed in his leg.
    • Blood clots can travel to the lungs and cause serious problems.
    • She was given medication to prevent clots after surgery.

    Синонимыcoagulumembolusgrumethrombus

  2. Lump in a liquidB1informal

    A lump or mass formed from the content of a liquid, such a liquid, like milk or cream.

    ruСгусток

    • The sauce had a few small clots of flour.
    • A clot of cream formed on the surface of the milk.
    • He stirred the mixture to break up any clots.

    Синонимыclumpcoagulumconcretioncurdlumpmass

Формы
  • clots plural form
  • clots' possessive plural form
  • clot's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/klɒt/C1formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения процесса превращения жидкости, особенно крови, в густую полутвердую массу.

A verb used to indicate the process of a liquid, especially blood, forming into a thick, semi-solid mass.

  1. Thicken or solidify (liquid)B2formalmedical

    To change from a liquid state into a thickened or solid mass, especially in reference to blood.

    ruСворачиваться

    • Blood will clot quickly when exposed to air.
    • The wound stopped bleeding as the blood began to clot.
    • Certain medications help prevent blood from clotting too easily.

    Синонимыcoagulatecongealcurdlegelsetsolidifythicken

    Антонимыdissolveliquefymeltrunthin

  2. Cause to solidifyB2formalmedical

    To cause a liquid to change into a thickened or solid state.

    ruСгущать

    • The enzyme helps clot the milk for cheese production.
    • Doctors can use agents to clot blood during surgery.
    • The chemical reaction clotted the mixture into a gel.

    Синонимыcoagulatecongealcurdlegelsetsolidifythicken

    Антонимыdissolveliquefymeltthin

  3. Turn into curdsC1formalculinary

    To coagulate or separate into curds, as in milk or dairy products.

    ruСворачиваться

    • The milk clotted when the rennet was added.
    • She clotted the cream to make traditional clotted cream.
    • The recipe requires the mixture to clot before straining.

    Синонимыclabbercoagulatecongealcurdlethicken

    Антонимыdissolveflowliquefymeltthin

  4. Coalesce or uniteC1formal

    To come together and form a mass or group.

    ruСгущаться или объединяться

    • The particles clotted together to form a larger sediment.
    • The crowd clotted around the street performer.
    • The ingredients clotted into a thick paste when stirred.

    Синонимыclumpcoagulatecoalescecongealcurdlelumpsolidify

    Антонимыdisbanddispersedissolvescatterseparate

Формы
  • clotted past participle
  • clotted past simple
  • clotting present participle
  • clots third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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