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Meanings of infusion in anglès
Water in which dried plant parts, other than tea leaves, are boiled or steeped.
Synonyms
Examples for "tisane"
Examples for "tisane"
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She returned home and made herself a tisane against the migraine's return.
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All to be washed down with a pot of hot mint tisane.
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All I did was put the tisane on to boil.
4
Do we not think a tisane a weak washy drink, when we are strong?
5
It sounds rhetorical to say so, but it was not quelled in peasoup or tisane.
1
You will continue your ptisan and we will answer for your majesty.
2
Hippocrates himself was as particular about his barley-ptisan as any Florence Nightingale of our time could be.
3
A large cup of ptisan was presented by the page, which the sick man swallowed with eager and trembling haste.
4
Everything which gave relief to others, ptisans, baths, and bleeding, increased my tortures.
5
"Hold your tongue!" said the king, between two swallows of his ptisan.
1
There were also little drinking cups and a pitcher of fragrant herb tea.
2
There stands the pitcher of herb tea which my landlady brought in at bedtime.
3
When he was through, the woman brought him a smaller bowl of herb tea.
4
Maybe he wants a dose-ora cup of herb tea does good, they say.
5
Jacob isn't very well, and mother is going to make him some herb tea.
1
Daenerys had ordered an herbal tea, HBO sarcastically conceded the morning after.
2
The concentration of artemisinin in the herbal tea preparation was also determined.
3
Jane picked up her mug of herbal tea and took a sip.
4
The doctor prescribed resting the voice and continuing his use of herbal tea.
5
Katie Roiphe is not really supposed to be my cup of herbal tea.
Process of extracting chemical compounds or flavors from plant material in a boiling liquid that is left to cool.
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Usage of infusion in anglès
1
The infusion helped Jet pare down debt and fight growing domestic competition.
2
Potentially toxic magnesium levels occurred very rarely with the infusion regime used.
3
Some animals were then given an additional 2 h infusion of saline.
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Sequential PBSC collection and infusion is feasible even in very young children.
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The first infusion was given at a median of 162 days posttransplantation.
6
It would have given the Japanese carmaker much needed infusion of cash.
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In contrast, sitaxsentan infusion had no effect on local PVR in controls.
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Treatment-related rash, hypomagnesaemia and infusion-related reactions were the most common adverse events.
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This will be the second round of capital infusion for the company.
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Theoretically, the infusion could take place at home, rather than in hospital.
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The rise in pressure was significant after 8 h of ACTH infusion.
12
And her retirement fund would certainly enjoy the unexpected infusion of cash.
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No major side effects were observed after the infusion of either drug.
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The infusion was first reported by Malaysian newspaper the Edge Financial Daily.
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Eleven patients received placebo and 27 at least one infusion of rituximab.
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Androstenedione infusion to pregnant monkeys leads to premature labor and live delivery.
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Infusion through the time
Infusion across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common