X-ray dans le dictionnaire Oxford-Hachette

Traductions de X-ray dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

I.X-ray [GB ˈɛksreɪ, Am ˈɛksˌreɪ] SUBST

1. X-ray (ray):

X-ray

rayon m X

2. X-ray (photo):

X-ray

radiographie f

X-ray

radio f fam

3. X-ray (process):

X-ray

radiographie f

X-ray

radioscopie f

to have an X-ray

se faire radiographier

to have an X-ray

se faire faire une radio fam

to give sb an X-ray

faire une radiographie à qn

to give sb an X-ray

faire une radio à qn fam

II.X-ray [GB ˈɛksreɪ, Am ˈɛksˌreɪ] VERBE trans

X-ray

radiographier

X-ray radiation SUBST

X-ray radiation

rayonnement m X

X-ray unit SUBST

X-ray unit

service m de radiologie

X-ray machine SUBST

X-ray machine

générateur m à rayons X

mass X-ray SUBST

mass X-ray

dépistage m radiographique systématique

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X ray department

radiologie f

Traductions de X-ray dans le dictionnaire français»anglais

radiographique [ʀadjɔɡʀafik] ADJ

radiographique

X-ray

radiographie [ʀadjɔɡʀafi] SUBST f

1. radiographie (procédé):

radiographie

radiography, X-ray photography

2. radiographie (cliché):

radiographie

X-ray (photograph)

radiodiagnostic [ʀadjodjaɡnɔstik] SUBST m MÉD

radiodiagnostic

X-ray diagnosis

radiographier [ʀadjɔɡʀafje] VERBE trans

radiographier

to X-ray

X-ray dans le dictionnaire PONS

Traductions de X-ray dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

I.X-ray SUBST

1. X-ray PHYS:

X-ray

rayon m X

2. X-ray MÉD:

X-ray

radio(graphie) f

to have an X-ray

passer une radio(graphie)

to give sb an X-ray

faire passer une radio(graphie) à qn

the X-ray department

le service de radiologie

3. X-ray (picture):

X-ray

radio f

II.X-ray VERBE trans MÉD

X-ray

radiographier

Traductions de X-ray dans le dictionnaire français»anglais

radiographie [ʀadjɔgʀafi] SUBST f MÉD

1. radiographie (procédé):

radiographie

radiography

2. radiographie (cliché):

radiographie

X-ray

radiographier [ʀadjɔgʀafje] VERBE trans MÉD

radiographier malade, organe

to X-ray

se faire radiographier

to be X-rayed

radio [ʀadjo] SUBST f

1. radio (poste):

radio

radio

allumer/éteindre la radio

to turn on/off the radio

2. radio (radiodiffusion):

radio

radio (broadcasting)

passer à la radio personne

to be on the radio

passer à la radio chanson

to get played on the radio

3. radio (station):

radio

radio station

radio locale libre

independent local radio (station)

4. radio MÉD:

radio

X-ray

passer une radio

to have an X-ray

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

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In film-screen radiography, an X-ray tube generates a beam of X-rays, which is aimed at the patient.

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Also in this room were a sun ray machine and an X-ray machine.

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This combination of mathematics and physical chemistry expertise enabled them to tackle head-on the phase problem of X-ray crystallography.

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This was done by measuring the total mass using gravitational lensing, and the location of the gas through its X-ray emission.

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Radiation intensity can as well characterize X-ray tube with filtration.

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Definitively established to exist in vitro, the 30-nanometer fibre was not seen in recent X-ray studies of human mitotic chromosomes.

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These observations and inferences are the subject matter of infrared astronomy as well as X-ray- and gamma-ray-astronomy.

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The latest technology was featured, such as cinemas and exhibits of inventions like X-ray machines (that could be used to fit shoes) and the gramophone.

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Planning of the new X-ray department was also in progress.

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Two X-ray beams with different energy levels are aimed at the patient's bones.

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