Word: insufflate
Category: insufflate
Health
Translations: insufflate
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spanish
Translations:
insuflar, insufle
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german
Translations:
insufflieren
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french
Translations:
insuffler
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italian
Translations:
insufflare
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portuguese
Translations:
insuflar, encher de ar, introduzir ar em
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dutch
Translations:
inblazen
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russian
Translations:
вдувать
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danish
Translations:
insufflat
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czech
Translations:
insufflate to
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polish
Translations:
wdmuchiwać
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hungarian
Translations:
befúj
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turkish
Translations:
üflemek, içine vermek, içine üflemek
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greek
Translations:
Εμφυσήστε, εμφύσηση
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ukrainian
Translations:
вдувати, вдуйте, вдмухувати, вдувають
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bulgarian
Translations:
духвам
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belarusian
Translations:
ўдзімаць
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croatian
Translations:
upuhavati, upuhati, puhati na, puhati, upuhivati
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lithuanian
Translations:
Pripildyti, Wdmuchiwać
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latvian
Translations:
iepūst, piepildīt
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romanian
Translations:
insufla
The meaning and "use of": insufflate
verb
- blow (air, gas, or powder) into a cavity of the body. - Gas is insufflated through the catheter at various flow rates.
- blow or breathe on (someone) to symbolize spiritual influence. - The task of cinema would be not to represent this but to actualise its trajectories, to insufflate the fiber of this transcendental universe.
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