sterilize, sterilise Brit [ˈstərəlaɪz] VB trans
- sterilize
- sterylizować [perf wy-]
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| you | sterilized |
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These are widely used to sterilize articles that can withstand high temperatures and not get burnt, like glassware and powders.
en.wikipedia.org The final risk to blood donors is from equipment that has not been properly sterilized.
en.wikipedia.org Many homograft valves are sterilized with ethylene oxide or irradiation -- methods recognized to have deleterious effects on valve performance.
en.wikipedia.org The oven uses dry heat to sterilize articles.
en.wikipedia.org Usually, the males are sterilized using radiation and then dispersed in a population to compete with wild males.
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