tumour in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for tumour in the English»Spanish Dictionary

tumor, tumour Brit [Am ˈt(j)umər, Brit ˈtjuːmə] N

tumor

tumor m

brain tumor N

brain tumor

tumor m cerebral

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malignant growth/tumor

maligno

irradiate tumor/cancer

radiar

irradiate tumor/cancer

irradiar

palpable tumor

palpable

benign tumor/growth

benigno

Translations for tumour in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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tumor cerebral

brain tumor Am

tumor cerebral

brain tumour Brit

tumor

tumor Am

tumor

tumour Brit

un tumor maligno/benigno

a malignant/benign tumor

golondrino

tumor or abscess in the armpit

un tumor que metastatizó en el hígado

a tumor which spread o metastasized to her kidney

tumour in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for tumour in the English»Spanish Dictionary

tumor N Am, tumour [ˈtju:məʳ, Am ˈtu:mɚ] N Brit, Aus

tumor

tumor m

brain tumor

tumor m cerebral

malignant tumor

tumor m maligno

brain tumor N Am, brain tumour N

brain tumor

tumor m cerebral

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excise tumour

extirpar

Translations for tumour in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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tumor

tumour Brit

tumor

tumor Am

tlacote

tumour Brit

tlacote

tumor Am

mioma

myogenic tumour Brit [or tumor Am]

tumor canceroso

cancerous tumour

tumour Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

brain tumor

tumor m cerebral

malignant tumor

tumor m maligno

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Two were newly diagnosed and then went through surgical removal of tumour mass.

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It presents radiographically as a mass and may be mistaken for a tumour.

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The repopulated tumour may appear to be more aggressive.

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The tumour was removed, but returned in 1984.

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This represents the destruction of initial non-resistant subclonal populations within a heterogeneic tumour, leaving only resistant clones.

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It appears to work best when injected directly into a tumour, and when any resulting fever is not suppressed.

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When proposed, this model allowed for the understanding of tumour growth, treatment failure, and tumour aggression that occurs during the natural process of tumour formation.

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Variation in expression signatures have been detected in different regions of tumour samples within an individual.

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Its uptake is regulated by thymidine kinase 1, and it is therefore taken up preferentially by rapidly proliferating tumour tissue.

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The hypothesis states in essence that each tumor contains a relatively small population of cells capable of initiating and maintaining tumour growth.

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