Gangrenes - English meaning

Gangrenes – definitions in English dictionary

verb
Become affected with gangrene.
Usage examples:
His wound had gangrened

noun
Localized death and decomposition of body tissue, resulting from obstructed circulation or bacterial infection.
Usage examples:
Gangrene set in, and her leg was amputated

Gangrenes translation into English

Gangrenes: translate from English into Chinese

坏疽, 疽, 生坏疽

Gangrenes: translate from English into Dutch

Gangreen, Koudvuur, Kanker, Pest, Gangreen doen, Gangreen krijgen, Koudvuur doen, Koudvuur krijgen

Gangrenes: translate from English into French

Gangrènes, Gangrène, Se gangrener

Gangrenes: translate from English into German

Gangrän, Brand, Wundbrand, Gangräne

Gangrenes: translate from English into Hindi

गैंग्रीन, अवसाद, कोथ, मांस का सड़ाव, गल जाना, गल बनाना

Gangrenes: translate from English into Italian

Cancrene, Cancrena

Gangrenes: translate from English into Korean

괴저, 회저, 부패의 근원, 타락의 근원, 회저가 생기게 하다, 회저가 생기게 생기다

Gangrenes: translate from English into Russian

Гангрены, Гангрена, Омертвение, Вызывать омертвение, Подвергаться омертвению

Gangrenes: translate from English into Spanish

Gangrenas, Gangrena, Gangrenar, Morir

Word origin

mid 16th century: via French from Latin gangraena, from Greek gangraina .

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Gangrenes – similar words

gangrened

verb
Become affected with gangrene.
Usage examples:
His wound had gangrened

noun
Localized death and decomposition of body tissue, resulting from obstructed circulation or bacterial infection.
Usage examples:
Gangrene set in, and her leg was amputated

Gangrened - all meanings in English

gangrene

noun
Localized death and decomposition of body tissue, resulting from obstructed circulation or bacterial infection.
Usage examples:
Gangrene set in, and her leg was amputated