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Antonyme

ab­do­mi­nal:

abdominal

anal:

anal

bra­chi­al:

brachial

bron­chi­al:

bronchial

der­mal:

dermal

dor­sal:

dorsal

gas­t­ral:

gastric

stomachal

stomachic

gas­t­ro­en­te­risch:

gastroenteric

gas­t­ro­in­tes­ti­nal:

gastrointestinal

he­pa­tisch:

hepatic

in­tes­ti­nal:

enteral

intestinal

kar­dio­vas­ku­lär:

cardiovascular

Ko­hy­p­o­nym:

cohyponym

ko­ro­nar:

coronary

la­bi­al:

labial

lym­pha­tisch:

lymphatic

mus­ku­lär:

muscular

na­sal:

nasal

oku­lar:

ocular

oph­thal­misch:

eye-related

ophthalmic

oral:

oral

or­bi­tal:

orbital

ova­ri­al:

ovarian

pa­la­to-al­ve­o­lar:

palato-alveolar

palatoalveolar

pul­mo­nal:

pneumonic

pulmonary

pulmonic

rek­tal:

rectal

re­nal:

renal

spi­nal:

spinal

va­gi­nal:

vaginal

vas­ku­lär:

vascular

vas­ku­lar:

vascular

ver­te­b­ral:

vertebral

ze­re­b­ral:

cerebral

highbrow

intellectual

retroflex

Englische Beispielsätze

• "And now say 'ah'," said the doctor, a dental spatula at the ready to hold down the tongue.

• My daughter has a dental appointment tomorrow.

• The discovery of inadequate infection control protocols in several dental clinics has given rise to fears that patients may have been infected with HIV or hepatitis.

• Use dental floss after each meal.

• Tom is a dental technician.

• Do you have some dental floss?

• When was your most recent dental appointment?

• How much will it cost to get a dental cleaning?

Übergeordnete Begriffe

or­ga­nisch:

organic

organically

physical

physically