aspirates in English

noun

1

an aspirated consonant.

They can't seem to handle hard aspirates at all, and sibilants are difficult for them.

2

matter that has been drawn from the body by aspiration.

gastric aspirate

verb

1

pronounce (a sound) with an exhalation of breath.

the aspirated allophone of p occurs in “pie.”

2

draw (fluid) by suction from a vessel or cavity.

Fresh blood was aspirated from the nasogastric tube.

3

provide (an internal combustion engine) with air.

the superchargers produce twice the power of standard aspirated engines

verb

draw out, suck out

Use "aspirates" in a sentence

1. Bronchial Washings, Brushings and Aspirates Bronchial aspirates are obtained by suction during bronchoscopic procedures

2. A spectrum of Cytological findings typifies aspirates of CP

3. One year after the diagnosis of AML was established,Mycobacterium avium was cultured from bone marrow aspirates.

4. Liquid specimens (aspirates) should be absorbed with a sterile cotton swab and placed into CaryBlair transport medium.

5. Three sputum specimens should be collected (or gastric aspirates in children too young to produce sputum).

6. Although there is once again some interfering aspirates, some improvement is noticeable, and the text in recitatives is better delivered.

7. The authors undertook an analysis of a large series of ACC aspirates, including Acinic cell carcinoma with high-grade transformation (ACC-HGT)

8. Transtracheal aspirates from 87 patients with acute exacerbations of chronic bronchitis who had received no recent antibiotic treatment were examined.

9. A request for extended culture monitoring for 14 days of aspirates of total shoulder Arthroplasties is needed to improve detection because P

10. 4.1 All S. pneumoniae from sterile body sites should be tested for antimicrobial resistance. These include blood, cerebrospinal fluid, joint aspirates, pleural fluids, abscesses, and any other site in which there is clinical indication of a life-threatening illness.