- ampul
- ampul (n.) sealed container holding a dose of medicine, 1907, from Fr. ampul (1886), from L. ampulla (see AMPOULE (Cf. ampoule)). A modern borrowing of the word represented by Middle English ampoule.
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Ampul — Am pul, n. [AS. ampella, ampolla, L. ampulla: cf. OF. ampolle, F. ampoule.] 1. Same as {Ampulla, 2.} [1913 Webster] 2. same as {ampule}. [PJC] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
ampul — [am′po͞ol΄am′po͞ol΄, am′pul΄] n. 〚< Fr < L ampulla, AMPULLA〛 a sealed glass or plastic container for one dose of a sterile medicine to be injected parenterally: also ampule [am′pyo͞ol΄] or ampoule … Universalium
ampul — [am′po͞ol΄am′po͞ol΄, am′pul΄] n. [< Fr < L ampulla, AMPULLA] a sealed glass or plastic container for one dose of a sterile medicine to be injected parenterally: also ampule [am′pyo͞ol΄] or ampoule [am′po͞ol΄] … English World dictionary
ampul·la — am|pul|·la Mot Pla Nom femení ampul·lós am|pul|·lós Mot Agut Adjectiu variable … Diccionari Català-Català
ampul — is., lü, Fr. ampoule 1) İçinde, elektrik akımı ile akkor durumuna gelerek ışık verebilen bir iletkeni bulunan, havası boşaltılmış cam şişe 2) İçinde sıvı durumda ilaç bulunan, kapalı cam tüp Birleşik Sözler mum ampul … Çağatay Osmanlı Sözlük
ampul — noun see ampoule … New Collegiate Dictionary
ampul — ampule * * * am·pul (amґpūl) ampule … Medical dictionary
Ampul — Lille lukket glastube … Danske encyklopædi
ampul — n. sealed glass vessel used in hypodermic injections … English contemporary dictionary
ampul — am·pul … English syllables
