serum in Bulgarian
serum in Bulgarian is се́рум, суроватка — serum means a thin, lightweight skincare product, usually applied after cleansing and before a heavier cream, formulated to carry a high proportion of active ingredients in a small amount of liquid.
serum in Bulgarian
What does "serum" mean?
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noun A thin, lightweight skincare product, usually applied after cleansing and before a heavier cream, formulated to carry a high proportion of active ingredients in a small amount of liquid.
"She kept the serum on the shelf above the sink and used it before her moisturiser."
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noun In medicine, the clear pale fluid that separates from blood when it clots, containing no cells and no clotting proteins. It is the part of a blood sample many laboratory tests are run on.
"The lab measured cholesterol in the patient's serum."
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noun A preparation made from the blood of a person or animal that carries antibodies, given to provide immediate protection against a poison or infection.
"Antivenom serum was flown to the hospital overnight."
serum in a sentence
- She kept the serum on the shelf above the sink and used it before her moisturiser.
- Two drops of serum were enough for his whole face.
- The lab measured cholesterol in the patient's serum.
- Serum was separated from the sample before testing.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "serum" in Bulgarian?
"serum" in Bulgarian is се́рум, суроватка. serum means: A thin, lightweight skincare product, usually applied after cleansing and before a heavier cream, formulated to carry a high proportion of active ingredients in a small amount of liquid.
How do you pronounce се́рум?
"serum" in Bulgarian is се́рум, pronounced "serum".
How do you use "serum" in a sentence?
Example: "She kept the serum on the shelf above the sink and used it before her moisturiser." In Bulgarian, "serum" is се́рум, суроватка.
Are there other ways to say "serum" in Bulgarian?
Yes — Bulgarian has 2 translations listed for "serum": се́рум, суроватка.