skin graft in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for skin graft in the English»Italian Dictionary

skin graft [Brit, Am ˈskɪn ˌɡræft] N

1. skin graft U:

skin graft, also skin graft grafting

innesto m cutaneo

2. skin graft (grafted area):

skin graft

cute f innestata

Translations for skin graft in the English»Italian Dictionary

skin, vein graft

innesto cutaneo, venoso

Translations for skin graft in the Italian»English Dictionary

innesto cutaneo

skin graft(ing)

innesto cutaneo

skin graft

Translations for skin graft in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.graft¹ [Brit ɡrɑːft, Am ɡræft] N

graft MED, BOT

trapianto m

graft MED, BOT

innesto m

skin, vein graft

innesto cutaneo, venoso

II.graft¹ [Brit ɡrɑːft, Am ɡræft] VB trans

graft MED, BOT

trapiantare, innestare (onto su)

graft² [Brit ɡrɑːft, Am ɡræft] N inf

graft (corruption)

corruzione f

graft (bribe)

bustarella f

I.graft³ [Brit ɡrɑːft, Am ɡræft] N Brit (work)

graft inf

lavoro m

II.graft³ [Brit ɡrɑːft, Am ɡræft] VB intr Brit (work hard)

graft inf

sgobbare

I.skin [Brit skɪn, Am skɪn] N

1. skin (of person):

skin

pelle f

to have dry, greasy, sensitive skin

avere la pelle secca, grassa, delicata

to wear cotton next to the skin

indossare del cotone sulla pelle

2. skin (of animal):

skin

pelle f

leopard, rabbit skin

pelle di leopardo, di coniglio

3. skin FOOD:

skin (of fruit, vegetable)

buccia f

skin (of fruit, vegetable)

pelle f

skin (of sausage)

pelle f

skin (of sausage)

buccia f

remove the skin before cooking (of fruit, vegetable)

sbucciate prima di metterle a cuocere

4. skin (on hot milk, cocoa):

skin

pellicina f

5. skin:

skin (of ship)

fasciame m

skin (of plane)

rivestimento m

6. skin Am (in handshake):

skin inf

mano m

give or slip me some skin!

qua la mano!

7. skin (cigarette paper):

skin inf

carta f delle sigarette

II.skin <forma in -ing skinning, pt, pp skinned> [Brit skɪn, Am skɪn] VB trans

1. skin animal:

skin

spellare

2. skin (graze):

to skin one's knee, elbow

sbucciarsi il ginocchio, il gomito

3. skin Am (swindle):

skin inf

fregare

4. skin Am (cut hair):

skin inf

rapare

III.skin [Brit skɪn, Am skɪn]

to be nothing but skin and bones

essere (tutto) pelle e ossa

to get under sb's skin (annoy)

dare sui nervi a qn

to get under sb's skin (attract)

colpire profondamente qn

after a while this novel gets under your skin

dopo un po' questo romanzo ti prende completamente

I've got you under my skin

sono completamente preso di te

to have a thick skin

avere la pelle dura

to have a thin skin

= essere sensibile, delicato

to jump out of one's skin

fare un salto per lo spavento

to save one's (own) skin

salvare la pelle

to be, to get soaked to the skin

essere bagnato, bagnarsi fino alle ossa

it's no skin off my nose or back inf

non sono affari miei

by the skin of one's teeth manage, pass

per un pelo or per il rotto della cuffia

by the skin of one's teeth survive

per miracolo

to escape or avoid disaster by the skin of one's teeth

scamparla bella

to skin sb alive

scorticare qn vivo

to keep one's eyes skinned

tenere gli occhi ben aperti or stare molto attento

skin graft in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for skin graft in the English»Italian Dictionary

skin graft N MED

1. skin graft (transplant):

skin graft

innesto m cutaneo

2. skin graft (section):

skin graft

frammento m di pelle

Translations for skin graft in the English»Italian Dictionary

a skin graft

un innesto di pelle

Translations for skin graft in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.graft [græft] N

1. graft BOT, AGR, MED:

graft

innesto m

a skin graft

un innesto di pelle

2. graft POL:

graft

tangenti f pl

II.graft [græft] VB trans a. BOT, AGR, MED

graft

innestare

III.graft [græft] VB intr POL

graft

estorcere

I.skin [skɪn] N

1. skin of person, animal:

skin

pelle f

to be soaked to the skin

essere zuppo (d'acqua)

2. skin:

skin of apple, potato, tomato

buccia f

skin of melon

scorza f

3. skin TECH:

skin

rivestimento m

4. skin (on milk):

skin

panna f

Phrases:

to be all skin and bone(s)

essere pelle e ossa

it's no skin off his/her back inf

non le/gli fa né caldo né freddo

by the skin of one's teeth inf

per un pelo

to have a thick skin

avere la pelle dura

to jump out of one's skin inf

prendersi un colpo

to get under sb's skin (annoy)

dare sui nervi a qu

II.skin <-nn-> [skɪn] VB trans

1. skin (remove skin from):

skin animal

spellare

to skin sb alive iron

scorticare qu vivo

2. skin (graze):

skin

sbucciarsi

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Such techniques are costly, and have the potential to produce unsatisfactory results or serious complications related to the skin graft.

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This tissue transfer was more reliable than a free skin graft.

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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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I create the layer myself without it being attached to anything, dry it, and place it onto another area, like a skin graft.

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Blood transfusions instead take live cells from a healthy person and put them into another person's body, more like a skin graft.

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He spent six months in hospital and needed 26 skin graft operations.

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Today, product placement is woven into the show as seamlessly as a raw skin graft.

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In almost all dermofasciectomies the surgeon chooses for a full-thickness skin graft.

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The carrier recommended using a skin graft.

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When a wound is not healing properly, an autologous skin graft is the best option, to prevent rejection of the tissue.

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