clot in Greek
clot in Greek is θρόμβος — clot means a thickened, partly solid lump formed from a liquid, especially blood.
clot in Greek
θρόμβος
Pronounced: thromvos
A thrombus, solidified mass of blood.
What does "clot" mean?
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noun A thickened, partly solid lump formed from a liquid, especially blood.
"Doctors found a blood clot in his leg after the long flight."
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verb To thicken and form a solid lump.
"The blood began to clot within minutes of the cut."
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noun A silly or foolish person (informal, chiefly British).
"Don't be such a clot — you left the keys in the door again!"
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clot in a sentence
- Doctors found a blood clot in his leg after the long flight.
- A clot had formed at the site of the wound.
- The blood began to clot within minutes of the cut.
- Don't be such a clot — you left the keys in the door again!
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What is "clot" in Greek?
"clot" in Greek is θρόμβος. clot means: A thickened, partly solid lump formed from a liquid, especially blood.
How do you pronounce θρόμβος?
"clot" in Greek is θρόμβος, pronounced "thromvos".
How do you use "clot" in a sentence?
Example: "Doctors found a blood clot in his leg after the long flight." In Greek, "clot" is θρόμβος.
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