scar tissue in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for scar tissue in the English»French Dictionary

scar tissue N

scar tissue

tissu m conjonctif

Translations for scar tissue in the English»French Dictionary

tissue [Brit ˈtɪʃuː, ˈtɪsjuː, Am ˈtɪʃu] N

1. tissue:

tissue ANAT, BOT

tissu m

2. tissue (handkerchief):

tissue

mouchoir m en papier

tissue

kleenex ® m

3. tissue:

tissue, a. tissue paper

papier m de soie

4. tissue fig:

tissue

tissu m

a tissue of lies

un tissu de mensonges

I.scar [Brit skɑː, Am skɑr] N

1. scar lit, fig:

scar

cicatrice f

scar (from knife on face)

balafre f

acne scars

traces fpl d'acné

her years in prison left a permanent scar

ses années de prison l'ont marquée à jamais

the country still bears the scars of its violent past

le pays porte toujours la cicatrice de son passé violent

2. scar (crag):

scar

rocher m escarpé

II.scar <pres part scarring; pret, pp scarred> [Brit skɑː, Am skɑr] VB trans

scar (physically, psychologically)

marquer

scar (with knife on face)

balafrer

scar fig landscape

défigurer

to scar sb for life lit

laisser à qn une cicatrice permanente

to scar sb for life fig

marquer qn pour la vie

scarred by acne

ravagé par l'acné

society scarred by crime

société mutilée par le crime

III.scar <pres part scarring; pret, pp scarred> [Brit skɑː, Am skɑr] VB intr

scar

se cicatriser

scar tissue in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for scar tissue in the English»French Dictionary

scar tissue

tissu m cicatriciel

Translations for scar tissue in the English»French Dictionary

I.scar [skɑ:ʳ, Am skɑ:r] N

1. scar MED (mark on skin):

scar

cicatrice f

2. scar (from a blade):

scar

balafre f

scar tissue

tissu m cicatriciel

3. scar (mark of damage):

scar

stigmate m

4. scar PSYCH:

scar emotional, psychological

traumatisme m

5. scar GEO:

scar

écueil m

II.scar <-rr-> [skɑ:ʳ, Am skɑ:r] VB trans MED

to be scarred by sth

garder les traces de qc

to be scarred for life

être marqué à vie

III.scar [skɑ:ʳ, Am skɑ:r] VB intr

to scar (over)

se cicatriser

tissue [ˈtɪʃu:] N

1. tissue (soft paper):

tissue

papier m de soie

2. tissue (for wiping noses):

tissue

mouchoir m en papier

3. tissue no pl (cells):

tissue

tissu m

4. tissue (complex layer):

tissue

tissu m

Phrases:

a tissue of lies

un tissu de mensonges

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The early rehab, usually lasting around 6 weeks, will focus on maintaining full knee motion and preventing scar tissue.

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Polo wraps are often chosen for a horse whose legs are blemished with significant scar tissue that would prevent a boot from fitting properly.

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A build-up of scar tissue around a brachial plexus injury site can also put pressure on the injured nerve, disrupting innervation of the muscles.

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This tissue is non-functioning scar tissue and often leads to a permanent decrease in the efficiency of the myocardium.

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The activated stellate cell is also responsible for secreting collagen scar tissue, which can lead to cirrhosis.

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It may be performed due to cancer, necrosis, enteritis, diverticular disease, or a block in the intestine due to scar tissue.

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Collapse inhibited the proliferation of tubercle bacilli and stimulated the formation of scar tissue that controlled the disease.

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Doctors also cut out a skin graft from her arm and tethered the multiple scar tissue stuck to her muscles.

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In practice, this may be an area of ischaemic or infarcted myocardium, or underlying scar tissue.

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Damaged hyaline cartilage is usually replaced by fibrocartilage scar tissue.

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