clotted in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for clotted in the English»Italian Dictionary

clotted cream [Brit, Am ˌklɑdəd ˈkrim] N Brit

clotted cream

panna f rappresa (del latte bollito)

I.clot [Brit klɒt, Am klɑt] N

1. clot (in blood, milk):

clot

grumo m

clot

coagulo m

clot in an artery

embolo

clot on the lung, on the brain

embolo polmonare, cerebrale

2. clot Brit (idiot):

clot inf

stupido m / stupida f

clot inf

zuccone m / zuccona f

II.clot <forma in -ing clotting, pt, pp clotted> [Brit klɒt, Am klɑt] VB trans

clot

coagulare

clot

raggrumare

III.clot <forma in -ing clotting, pt, pp clotted> [Brit klɒt, Am klɑt] VB intr

clot

coagularsi

clot

raggrumarsi

blood clot [Am] N

blood clot

grumo m di sangue

blood clot

coagulo m

blood clot (in an artery)

embolo m

Translations for clotted in the Italian»English Dictionary

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raggrumato sangue

clotted

rappreso sangue

clotted

coagulo

clot

coagulo

clot

tontolone (tontolona)

clot Brit

coagulare

to clot

coagulare

to clot

coagularsi

to clot

aggrumare

to clot

aggrumarsi

to clot

rapprendersi sangue:

to clot

clotted in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for clotted in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.clot [klɑ:t] N

clot

grumo m

blood clot

coagulo m di sangue

II.clot <-tt-> [klɑ:t] VB intr

clot

raggrumarsi

clot blood

coagularsi

blood clot N

blood clot

coagulo m

blood clot

grumo m di sangue

Translations for clotted in the Italian»English Dictionary

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aggrumarsi

to clot

coagulo

clot

grumo (di sangue)

clot

raggrumarsi (sangue)

to clot

coagulare

to clot

coagulare

to clot

coagularsi

to clot

clotted Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

blood clot

coagulo m di sangue

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The "menstruum", or "flow," consists of a combination of fresh and clotted blood with endometrial tissue.

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Clotted hydrocele may result from a slow spontaneous ooze of blood into the tunica vaginalis.

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