trachea in Latin
trachea in Latin is trachia — trachea means the windpipe: the tube that carries air from the throat down to the lungs.
trachea in Latin
trachia
(anatomy) A thin-walled, cartilaginous tube connecting the larynx to the bronchi.
What does "trachea" mean?
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noun The windpipe: the tube that carries air from the throat down to the lungs.
"A blocked trachea can make breathing extremely difficult."
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- A blocked trachea can make breathing extremely difficult.
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What is "trachea" in Latin?
"trachea" in Latin is trachia. trachea means: The windpipe: the tube that carries air from the throat down to the lungs.
How do you use "trachea" in a sentence?
Example: "A blocked trachea can make breathing extremely difficult." In Latin, "trachea" is trachia.
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