English to Latin Meaning of granulate - granulato

Granulate :

granulato

verb

granulato, NECTO, grano

Granulate :: granulatoGranulated :: granulatumGranulates :: granulatesGranulating :: granulating

← Granular

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Definitions of granulate in English

Verb(1) form into grains(2) become granular(3) form granulating tissue

Examples of granulate in English

(1) the syrup would not granulate properly(2) He anaesthetised my finger and excised a wedge of skin that included the entire graze, leaving the wound open to granulate .(3) A lot of the times when it's granulated it looks like those rocks you see on lawns, only more broken down, like pebbles.(4) In a few of these, granulations developed postoperatively.(5) In a medium bowl, cream together the melted butter and brown and granulated sugars until well blended.(6) She exposed two boxes of finely granulated cocoa.(7) The purpose of the plant was to convert a waste product of the steel making process into a form of granulated sand, a material which can be used in the construction industry.(8) Mixed inflammatory infiltrate, granulated tissue with or without prominent endothelial cells were found in some biopsies, but to a lesser extent than in the biopsies with ARH.(9) the skin is densely granulated(10) A central granulator or beside-the-press granulator can also be used for this type of process.(11) Other features of atypical hyperplasia included granulated tissue with atypical endothelial cells, nonatypical mitosis, lymphoid hyperplasia, and the absence of dysplasia or carcinoma in situ.(12) This wound is clean, healthy, and granulating , with a scant amount of serous drainage.(13) However these fossils are calcitic, and also differ from Eurytholia sclerites in their marginal accretion, rugate ornament, and granulated ventral surfaces with distinct muscle scars.(14) The lumen or cell chain is not always clearly visible within all filaments, especially within densely granulated sheaths.(15) On Friday, the Trade Minister gave the assurance that granulated sugar would be distributed to manufacturers over the weekend.(16) Sugar sifters were used to sprinkle granulated or powdered sugar liberally not only on fresh fruit but also on sweet pastries, and the cream ladle was used to add fresh or clotted cream.

(1) granular material ::

granulis materiales

Synonyms

Verb

1. grain ::

grano

Different Forms

granulate, granulated, granulates, granulating

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