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Meanings of punctures in English
Synonyms
Examples for "puncture"
Examples for "puncture"
1
One of the injured suffered a puncture wound that was considered serious.
2
Results: There were no complications associated with the percutaneous needle puncture procedure.
3
There's a puncture, and Nick from the support van got to work.
4
But the events after Beijing threatened to puncture his seemingly irresistible rise.
5
In addition, sinus puncture for bacteriologic assessment was required at study entry.
Usage of punctures in English
1
The number of punctures in each centimeter varied with the different cards.
2
First into the rear footwell went the jeans with the stab punctures.
3
Legs thick, polished, and with scattered grey hairs proceeding from the punctures.
4
The back of the frame showed dozens of deep gouges and punctures.
5
A few of the punctures had pale yellow spongy bone deep inside.
6
The white girl must have no more punctures... Whaaaha,' intoned Mrs Haddock.
7
Ragged cuts and tiny punctures riddled his face and throat and chest.
8
Repeated lumbar punctures associated with acetazolamide and weight loss are usually efficient enough.
9
They grasped their revolvers, and made red punctures in the night.
10
Very stoney track today and we had a lot of punctures.
11
It's also protection against abrasion and punctures of the pressure bladder.
12
Results from lumbar punctures and those from cerebral ventricles were confronted.
13
Once that metal punctures a chute, its on an express ride to Haven.
14
There were no clean punctures or teeth marks to be seen.
15
Peace and comfort and joy, until some inquirer punctures the old sore again.
16
Dr. Vincent took the bandage from its throat, and showed us the punctures.
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Punctures through the time
Punctures across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common