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Meanings of digestive tract in English
Portuguese
aparelho digestivo Catalan
tub digestiu Tubular passage of mucous membrane and muscle extending about 8.3 meters from mouth to anus; functions in digestion and elimination.
Usage of digestive tract in English
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The natural avenues of infection are the maternal passages and digestive tract.
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The salivary microbiota is constantly swallowed and delivered to the digestive tract.
3
A varied diet may have a favorable role against digestive tract cancers.
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Her circulation coursed through the creature's digestive tract, adding to its color.
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The damned monster has a very efficient digestive tract, if nothing else.
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Thrice weekly, cultures from the oropharynx, respiratory and digestive tract were obtained.
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Like flatworms, they do not have a digestive tract or an anus.
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Of all domestic animals the most simple digestive tract occurs in the dog.
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Background: Leiomyosarcomas of the digestive tract are very rare in children.
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Conclusions: Sporadic telangiectasia is a multifocal disease potentially involving the whole digestive tract.
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Moving your whole body keeps things moving in the digestive tract.
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The occurrence of elastic tissue abnormalities in the digestive tract is not common.
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While this motor preparation is going on, the entire digestive tract is inhibited.
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A proportion of the disease-causing microbes can do it in our digestive tract.
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And then there were the hollow spaces, like the lungs and digestive tract.
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Conclusion: Krukenberg tumor is an ovarian metastasis of digestive tract cancer.
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Digestive tract across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Rare