chemo- in Russian
chemo- in Russian is хи́мио- — chemo- means short for chemotherapy, a medical treatment that uses drugs to destroy cancer cells.
chemo- in Russian
хи́мио-
Pronounced: khimio-
Relating to or using chemicals or chemistry.
What does "chemo-" mean?
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noun Short for chemotherapy, a medical treatment that uses drugs to destroy cancer cells.
"My aunt felt very tired after each chemo session but stayed hopeful."
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verb To treat someone with chemotherapy.
"The doctors plan to chemo her next week and then check the results."
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chemo- in a sentence
- My aunt felt very tired after each chemo session but stayed hopeful.
- She started her first round of chemo in March.
- The doctors plan to chemo her next week and then check the results.
- They had to chemo him twice before the scan looked better.
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What is "chemo-" in Russian?
"chemo-" in Russian is хи́мио-. chemo- means: Short for chemotherapy, a medical treatment that uses drugs to destroy cancer cells.
How do you pronounce хи́мио-?
"chemo-" in Russian is хи́мио-, pronounced "khimio-".
How do you use "chemo-" in a sentence?
Example: "My aunt felt very tired after each chemo session but stayed hopeful." In Russian, "chemo-" is хи́мио-.
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