syringe
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /səˈrɪndʒ/ · UK /sɪˈrɪndʒ/
syringe means: A small device used to push liquid into the body or draw liquid out.
noun
A small device used to push liquid into the body or draw liquid out.
- The nurse filled a syringe.
- Use a new syringe for each injection.
- The doctor drew blood into the syringe.
verb
To clean something, especially an ear, by pushing liquid into it with a small device.
- The nurse syringed his ear.
- Both ears needed to be syringed.
- The doctor used warm water to syringe the blocked ear.
To push liquid into something using a small tube with a movable part.
- They syringed the liquid into the tube.
- The technician syringed a measured dose into the sample.
- Carefully syringe the solution into the tissue.
Questions about syringe
What does syringe mean?
A small device used to push liquid into the body or draw liquid out.
What is syringe in other languages?
Türkçe: şırınga · Español: jeringa · Français: seringue · Deutsch: Spritze · Italiano: siringa · 日本語: 注射器
How do you pronounce syringe?
In American English /səˈrɪndʒ/; in British English /sɪˈrɪndʒ/.
How do you use syringe in a sentence?
The nurse filled a syringe. Use a new syringe for each injection.
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