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Meanings of crepitations in English
Spanish
crepitante Catalan
crepitant Synonyms
Examples for "crackles"
Examples for "crackles"
1
The line lengthens, and crackles with electricity with each step Kelly takes.
2
Nine patients were symptomatic and six had inspiratory crackles on physical examination.
3
My back snaps, crackles, and pops as I try to stand straight.
4
But it's his relationship with Sophina that really crackles in the film.
5
My elbow crackles and pops when I flex it all the way.
1
He isn't very sick, Miss Tucker,-hejust has red rales.
2
The physical examinations were normal except for rales heard on chest examination in two patients.
3
Fighting for air with saw-edged rales, he threw himself from stone to stone toward the far edge of the trench.
4
All that little girl's former sass and spunk was gone now, and as she breathed, rales rattled in her narrow chest.
5
I don't know what red rales are, but when the nurses say that, it means you aren't very sick and will soon be well.
Usage of crepitations in English
1
He could not even repeat his Ave Maria without producing sinister crepitations from his gullet.
2
But Endeavour reported no change; its sensors still detected nothing but faint thermal crepitations and his own movements.
3
Ribavirin aerosol was associated with significantly faster improvement in cough and crepitations and more rapid rate of fall in respiratory and heart rates.
Frequent collocations
Crepitations through the time