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Meanings of frostbite in anglès
espanyol
congelamiento Destruction of tissue by freezing and characterized by tingling, blistering and possibly gangrene.
Usage of frostbite in anglès
1
In other words, I saw none of the typical signs of frostbite.
2
The foot injury was minor, though she was at risk of frostbite.
3
Is that frostbite, do you think, or are my boots too tight?'
4
Fingers or toes lost to frostbite were among the season's lesser hazards.
5
What prompted him to clamber out of the window, risking severe frostbite?
6
I've got authentic frostbite in my toes, you know -imagine that!
7
Watching the record highs, the lows, the frostbite warnings, the windchill factors.
8
Both patients were evaluated for frostbite, and the wounds were sharply debrided.
9
It may seem like overkill, but it saved my feet from frostbite.
10
He has got clump feet, he has lost his toes with frostbite.
11
Besides, it can't be as bad for Apple and Bean as frostbite.
12
The major problem resulting from frostbite is the destruction of capillaries.
13
At this time of the year, many arrive with frostbite and mild hypothermia.
14
Over the following days, Ms Pizova took stock of her injuries and frostbite.
15
Three days later they were rescued, but both suffered amputations due to frostbite.
16
What if those blistered and raw toes were not a result of frostbite?
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Frostbite through the time
Frostbite across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common