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Meanings of anesthetise in English
Portuguese
anestesiar Catalan
anestesiar Administer an anesthetic drug to.
Synonyms
Examples for "anesthetize"
Examples for "anesthetize"
1
Number one, he was going to give me drugs and anesthetize me.
2
Marijuana would be a very bad drug to anesthetize a patient with.
3
I figured you can hairspray flies to anesthetize them before preparing them for bug collections.
4
Fouts was forced to anesthetize Washoe before he could safely remove the infant from her cage.
5
One of the ways of dealing is to anesthetize yourself, said Waterston, referring to the film's title.
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Drugs for him were never recreational; they were to anaesthetise.
2
Their plan to have a sleep-inducing match in order to anaesthetise the crowd worked wonderfully well.
3
Similarly, the increasing number of charitable collections can anaesthetise the public to the needs of vulnerable people.
4
They anaesthetise investors to risk.
5
The government seeks to confuse us with jargon, misinformation and contradictory statements, and deploys slogans to anaesthetise us from its actions.
1
He did, however, anaesthetize his mind into the belief that he had found it.
2
The most sensible-sounding advice comes from marine biologists: anaesthetize the animal in iced salt water for 30 minutes just before cutting up or boiling.
3
Anaesthetized mongrel dogs were subjected to occlusion of a coronary artery.
4
Of course, I don't like you so well when you're half anaesthetized all the time.
5
There he had been taken to an operating room and laid on the table and anaesthetized.
1
He had, in the vernacular of the ring, been put to sleep.
2
The little bushes, they put to sleep in warm nightgowns and caps.
3
The baby was put to sleep and laced securely into the pappoose-basket.
4
Another is put to sleep by the dose you give a baby.
5
He was put to sleep on Monday after age-related complications worsened significantly.
1
The industry must be put under pressure if it is to change.
2
Wang Tianpu, an oil industry veteran, was put under investigation in April.
3
So from now we may see employment conditions put under more pressure.
4
Some of the Directors were put under constraint; others supported the conspiracy.
5
All of the nurses in the hos-pi-tals were put under Miss Dix.
1
The result will be put out to public comment for 15 days.
2
Any new proposals will of course be put out to public consultation.
3
However, feelers were put out, which soon led to my welcome release.
4
They're far better than what was put out there. TV: 1 p.m.
5
I really think that you have to put out a good product.
Usage of anesthetise in English
1
Sodium thiopental is a barbiturate often used to anesthetise surgical patients, induce medical comas or help desperately ill people commit suicide.
2
Aan is anesthetised before being removed to safety by a rescue team from the Orangutan Foundation and the Indonesian Agency for Conservation of Natural Resources.
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