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trombosis venosa profunda
Oxford Spanish Dictionary
deep-vein thrombosis [Am ˌdipˌveɪn θrɑmˈboʊsəs, Brit ˌdiːpˌveɪn θrɒmˈbəʊsɪs] SUBST
deep-vein thrombosis
trombosis f venosa profunda
deep-vein thrombosis
TVP f
Oxford Spanish Dictionary
trombosis venosa profunda
deep vein thrombosis
Oxford Spanish Dictionary
I. deep <deeper deepest> [Am dip, Brit diːp] ADJ
1.1. deep:
deep ravine/well
profundo
deep ravine/well
hondo
deep gash/wound
profundo
deep dish
hondo
deep pan
alto
the ditch is 6 ft deep
la zanja tiene 6 pies de profundidad
the deep waters of the river
las profundas aguas del río
a deep pile carpet
una alfombra de pelo largo
the deep end of the pool
la parte (más) profunda or honda de la piscina
ankle-/knee-deep
hasta los tobillos/la rodilla
the water's only ankle-deep
el agua llega solo hasta los tobillos
we're waist-deep in work
estamos con muchísimo trabajo
1.2. deep (horizontally):
deep shelf/wardrobe
profundo
the soldiers were standing 12 deep
los soldados formaban columnas de 12 en fondo
the site is 100ft wide by 50ft deep
el terreno tiene 100 pies de ancho por 50 de largo or de fondo
1.3. deep (broad):
deep border/edge
ancho
2. deep sigh/groan:
deep
profundo
deep
hondo
take a deep breath
respire hondo
3.1. deep (low-pitched):
deep voice
profundo
deep voice
grave
deep note
grave
3.2. deep (dark):
deep color
intenso
deep color
subido
a deeper shade of red
un rojo más intenso or subido
a deep tan
un bronceado intenso
4. deep (intense):
deep sleep/love/interest
profundo
deep look/gaze
intenso
deep look/gaze
profundo
in deep mourning
de luto riguroso
it is with deep regret that …
es con gran or profundo pesar que …
as the crisis grew deeper
a medida que se agudizaba la crisis
there is deep suspicion that …
existen grandes or graves sospechas de que …
to be in deep trouble
estar en un serio apuro
to be in deep trouble
estar en un buen lío ugs
it left a deep impression on me
me causó una profunda impresión
5.1. deep (intellectually):
deep thoughts/learning
profundo
5.2. deep (enigmatic):
deep mystery/secret
profundo
you're a deep one ugs
tú eres un enigma
II. deep <deeper deepest> [Am dip, Brit diːp] ADV
1.1. deep (of penetration):
to dig deep
cavar hondo
they marched deep into the jungle
se internaron or adentraron en lo más profundo de la selva
he thrust his hands deep in(to) his pockets
hundió las manos en los bolsillos
feelings run very deep among the population
hay un sentir muy fuerte entre la población
he looked deep into her eyes
la miró fijamente a los ojos
1.2. deep (thoroughly):
to go deep/deeper (into sth)
ahondar/ahondar más (en algo)
to go deep/deeper (into sth)
profundizar/profundizar más (en algo)
2.1. deep (situated far from edge):
deep in the forest
en lo profundo del bosque
deep in the subconscious mind
en lo profundo del subconsciente
the roots of this trouble lie deep
las raíces de este problema son muy profundas
deep down you know I'm right
en el fondo sabes que tengo razón
2.2. deep (greatly involved):
to be deep in sth we're still deep in debt
todavía estamos muy endeudados or tenemos muchísimas deudas
I found her deep in her book
la encontré absorta or ensimismada en su libro
you can't back out now: you're in this too deep ugs
ya no te puedes echar atrás: estás metido en esto hasta el cuello ugs
3. deep (extensively):
to drink deep of sth liter
embeberse de or en algo
III. deep [Am dip, Brit diːp] SUBST liter kein Pl
1. deep (sea):
the deep
el piélago liter
a monster from the deep
un monstruo de las profundidades (del mar) liter
2. deep (most intense part):
in the deep of winter
en lo más crudo del invierno
deep end SUBST
the deep end (of swimming pool)
la parte honda
the deep end (of swimming pool)
lo hondo ugs
to go or jump off the deep end ugs
ponerse hecho una furia ugs
to go or jump off the deep end ugs
perder los estribos
to throw sb in (at) the deep end
meter a alguien de lleno en lo más difícil
vein [Am veɪn, Brit veɪn] SUBST
1. vein:
vein ANAT, BOT, ZOOL
vena f
2.1. vein (of ore, mineral):
vein
veta f
vein
filón m
vein
vena f
a vein of irony/lyricism
una veta irónica/de lirismo
2.2. vein (in marble, cheese):
vein
veta f
the veins in the marble
las vetas or el veteado del mármol
3. vein kein Pl (mood, style):
vein
vena f
in a poetic vein
en vena poética
in a lighter vein, did you know … ?
pasando a algo menos serio ¿sabías que … ?
thrombosis <pl thromboses [-siːz]> [Am θrɑmˈboʊsəs, Brit θrɒmˈbəʊsɪs] SUBST U or C
thrombosis
trombosis f
im PONS Wörterbuch
vein [veɪn] SUBST
1. vein:
vein ANAT, BOT
vena f
vein GEO
veta f
vein GEO
sirca f Chile
a quartz vein
una veta de cuarzo
2. vein (trait, element of stated feeling):
vein
disposición f
a vein of madness
una vena de loco
to talk in a more serious vein
hablar más en serio
3. vein (frame of mind, temperament):
vein
estilo m
in (a) similar vein
del mismo estilo
in the vein of sth
a la manera de algo
I. deep [di:p] ADJ
1. deep (not shallow):
deep
profundo, -a
2. deep (full):
to take a deep breath
respirar hondo
3. deep (extending back):
the wardrobe is 60 cm deep
el armario tiene 60 cm de fondo
4. deep (extreme):
deep regret, disappointment
gran(de)
in deep mourning
de luto riguroso
to be in deep trouble
estar metido en un buen lío ugs
5. deep (absorbed by):
to be in deep thought
estar absorto en sus pensamientos
6. deep ugs (hard to understand):
deep
difícil de entender
7. deep (low in pitch):
deep
grave
8. deep (dark):
deep
oscuro, -a
deep red
rojo intenso
II. deep [di:p] ADV
1. deep (far down):
to dig deep übtr
cavar hondo
deep in the forest
en lo más profundo del bosque
2. deep (extremely):
deep
mucho
to be deep in debt
estar cargado de deudas
Wendungen:
to go deep into sth
ahondar en algo
III. deep [di:p] SUBST liter
the deep
el piélago
in the deep of winter
en lo más crudo del invierno
thrombosis <-es> [θrɒmˈbəʊsɪs, Am θrɑ:mˈboʊ-] SUBST
thrombosis
trombosis f inv
im PONS Wörterbuch
vein [veɪn] SUBST
1. vein ANAT, BOT:
vein
vena f
2. vein GEO:
vein
veta f
vein
sirca f Chile
a quartz vein
una veta de cuarzo
3. vein (trait, element of stated feeling):
vein
disposición f
a vein of madness
una vena de loco
to talk in a more serious vein
hablar más en serio
4. vein (frame of mind, temperament):
vein
estilo m
in (a) similar vein
del mismo estilo
in the vein of sth
a la manera de algo
I. deep [dip] ADJ
1. deep (not shallow):
deep
profundo, -a
2. deep (full):
to take a deep breath
respirar hondo
3. deep (extending back):
the dresser is 2 feet deep
la cómoda tiene 61 cm de fondo
4. deep (extreme):
deep love, disappointment
gran(de)
in deep mourning
de luto riguroso
to be in deep trouble
estar metido en un buen lío ugs
5. deep (absorbed by):
to be in deep thought
estar absorto en sus pensamientos
6. deep ugs (hard to understand):
deep
profundo, -a
7. deep (low in pitch):
deep
grave
8. deep (dark):
deep
oscuro, -a
deep red
rojo intenso
II. deep [dip] ADV
1. deep (far down):
deep
mucho más abajo
deep in the forest
en lo más profundo del bosque
2. deep (extremely):
deep
mucho
to be deep in debt
estar cargado de deudas
Wendungen:
to dig deep
cavar hondo
to go deep into sth
ahondar en algo
III. deep [dip] SUBST liter
the deep
el piélago
in the deep of winter
en lo más crudo del invierno
thrombosis <-es> [θram·ˈboʊ·sɪs] SUBST
thrombosis
trombosis f inv
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His approach is well illustrated by his response to a personal experience of deep-vein thrombosis (DVT) which he attributed to cramped aircraft seating.
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Following the vein they found it to be several hundred feet long and about 150 wide, running down the side of the hill.
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The hindwings are dark greyish brown, but paler terminally with dark spots at the veins, and a dark subterminal shade below the costa.
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During the summer of 1909 there were several parties in the area; it was only a matter of time before the main veins were discovered.
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Males have pale greyish-brown forewings with paler veins.
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