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Meanings of
expectoration
in inglés
portugués
cuspir
catalán
esputació
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The act of spitting (forcefully expelling saliva)
spit
spitting
portugués
cuspir
Matter that is expectorated.
sputum
Synonyms
Examples for "
sputum
"
sputum
Examples for "
sputum
"
1
However, diagnosis of PTB is difficult for patients who cannot produce
sputum
.
2
The germ is found in the
sputum
and in the nasal secretions.
3
Three
sputum
specimens were collected over 2 days from suspected TB patients.
4
AFB should be considered in high-risk patients, regardless of
sputum
cytology findings.
5
HA patients are more likely to have P aeruginosa in their
sputum
.
Usage of
expectoration
in inglés
1
Observe condition of sidewalks and other public places with respect to
expectoration
.
2
Physicians prescribe creosote in cases of consumption to stop the
expectoration
of blood.
3
Po came over and looked for a moment at Augustus's
expectoration
.
4
The awful guttural which precedes the constant
expectoration
of Americans is most trying.
5
By this the
expectoration
is made easier, and the sleep at night improved.
6
Ursus was wont to say: The
expectoration
of a sentence is a relief.
7
He was chewing tobacco vigorously and using the fireplace for his frequent
expectoration
.
8
Santuru forbade his nobles to eat it, as it caused coughing and
expectoration
.
9
Immediately ensued suffocation, nausea, vomiting, together with the
expectoration
of blood and mucus.
10
There were no signs of chest trouble, but some mucous
expectoration
.
11
No, nothing more, not even a passing
expectoration
:
this was death.
12
There was coughing without
expectoration
,
very pronounced weakness, and intense fever.
13
The cough is worse at night, and in the morning,
expectoration
is usually great.
14
Always keep the sputum
(
expectoration
)
moist, and then there is no danger.
15
Some thirteen months after he had
expectoration
of blood and pus and soon died.
16
The
expectoration
soon became freer, and assumed a brownish hue.
Other examples for "expectoration"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
About this term
expectoration
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
free expectoration
profuse expectoration
brown expectoration
characteristic expectoration
constant expectoration
More collocations
Translations for
expectoration
portugués
cuspir
catalán
esputació
expectoració
Expectoration
through the time