pulp cavity in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for pulp cavity in the English»French Dictionary

pulp cavity N

pulp cavity

cavité f pulpaire

Translations for pulp cavity in the English»French Dictionary

I.pulp [Brit pʌlp, Am pəlp] N

1. pulp (soft centre):

pulp (of fruit, vegetable)

pulpe f

pulp (of fruit, vegetable)

chair f

pulp (of tooth)

pulpe f

2. pulp (crushed mass):

pulp

pâte f

to reduce or crush to a pulp fruit, vegetable

réduire [qc] en pulpe or en purée

to reduce or crush to a pulp wood, cloth

réduire [qc] en pâte

to beat sb to a pulp inf

réduire qn en bouillie inf

3. pulp (trashy books):

pulp inf, pej

littérature f de gare pej

pulp attr novel, literature

de gare

pulp magazine

à sensation

II.pulp [Brit pʌlp, Am pəlp] VB trans

1. pulp (crush):

pulp fruit, vegetable

écraser, réduire [qc] en pulpe or en purée

pulp wood, cloth

réduire [qc] en pâte

pulp newspapers, books

mettre [qc] au pilon

2. pulp (in fight):

pulp fig, inf

écrabouiller inf

cavity [Brit ˈkavɪti, Am ˈkævədi] N (gen)

cavity DENT, MED

cavité f

the chest/nasal cavity

la cavité pulmonaire/nasale

pulp cavity in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for pulp cavity in the English»French Dictionary

I.pulp [pʌlp] N

1. pulp (soft wet mass):

pulp

pulpe f

to reduce sth to (a) pulp

réduire qc en pâte

2. pulp TECH:

pulp

pâte f à papier

3. pulp (fleshy part of fruit):

pulp

pulpe f

to reduce sth to (a) pulp

réduire qc en purée

4. pulp (popular and sensational, trashy):

pulp novel

roman f à sensation

5. pulp fig inf:

to beat sb to a pulp

faire de qn de la bouillie

II.pulp [pʌlp] VB trans to pulp sth

1. pulp (reduce to a pulp):

to pulp sth

écraser qc en pâte

to pulp sth

écraser qc en purée

2. pulp (withdraw from market):

to pulp sth

envoyer au pilon

cavity <-ties> [ˈkævɪti, Am -t̬i] N

1. cavity ANAT:

cavity

cavité f

2. cavity (hollow space):

cavity

creux m

3. cavity (in a tooth):

cavity

carie f

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

It is a progressive disease, usually starting with loss of cementum and dentin and leading to penetration of the pulp cavity.

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One group had teeth with acuminate cusps that lacked a pulp cavity; these are called osteodont teeth.

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The other group had a different cusp arrangement and had a pulp cavity, these are called orthodont teeth.

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The pulp cavity of each tusk contains about 7kg of tender and nutritious meat.

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Unlike other parts of the body where pressure can dissipate through the surrounding soft tissues, the pulp cavity is very different.

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This is because prolonged exposure of the dental pulp cavity of heavily-worn or damaged teeth to oral bacteria was much greater than in other animals that quickly replaced their teeth.

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When the pulp becomes inflamed, pressure begins to build up in the pulp cavity, exerting pressure on the nerve of the tooth and the surrounding tissues.

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The infection probably developed because the pulp cavity of a broken dentary tooth was exposed to bacteria.

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Also, the overall pulp cavity may be smaller by the addition of secondary or tertiary dentin, thus causing pulp recession.

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