sclerosed

UK
/skləˈrəʊzd/
US
/skləˈroʊzd/
sclerosedadjektiv
UK
/skləˈrəʊzd/
US
/skləˈroʊzd/
Übersetzungen
The sclerosed tissue was difficult to operate on.
Склерозированную ткань было трудно оперировать.
Definitionen
Hardened or thickened, especially due to disease or aging.
The sclerosed tissue made it difficult for the surgeon to operate.
scleroseverb

sclerosed

Präteritum

sclerosed
Präteritum
sclerosed
Partizip Perfekt
sclerosing
Gerundium
UK
/skləˈrəʊz/
US
/skləˈroʊz/
Übersetzungen
The disease can sclerose the tissues over time.
Болезнь может склерозировать ткани со временем.
Definitionen
To harden or become rigid, often used in a medical context to describe tissues or organs.
Over time, the arteries may sclerose, leading to reduced blood flow.
To become or cause to become rigid, inflexible, or resistant to change, especially with regard to systems, organizations, or thought.
Years of complacency had sclerosed the corporation, making innovation nearly impossible.