Definition of syringe in English:
syringe
nounPlural syringes sɪˈrɪn(d)ʒˈsɪrɪn(d)ʒ
1A tube with a nozzle and piston or bulb for sucking in and ejecting liquid in a thin stream, used for cleaning wounds or body cavities, or fitted with a hollow needle for injecting or withdrawing fluids.
〔医〕注射器- Officers found a used syringe concealed in another man's sock.
- Charles rushes to his daughter's bedroom and expertly jabs her with the insulin syringe.
- California, meanwhile, is one just five states to ban the sale of syringes without a prescription.
- A blood sample may be taken either by using a needle and a syringe, or by using a finger prick.
- The project was conducted in an environment that permitted the possession of syringes without a prescription.
- Hooligans high on drugs also kicked down the doors of external store rooms, where used hypodermic syringes were found.
- If your child is under 6 months old, you may need to clear his or her nose with a bulb syringe.
- Injections were given using glass syringes with reusable steel needles.
- In nearby shadows sat two boys surrounded by discarded syringes.
- This is performed under general or spinal anaesthetic and some marrow is removed from your own or a donor's hip bone using a syringe and needle.
- Then the doctor approached with an enormous glass syringe in one hand.
- Introduce a syringe with no needle and perform the usual steps that accompany the process.
- Some countries may be suspicious of syringes and needles carried by a traveler.
- If you require multiple dose syringes, several brands of disposable sterile automatic vaccine syringes are available.
- She pulls out a hypodermic syringe with a light brown liquid in it.
- The coach sent a used syringe containing some of the substance which was claimed to be the steroid.
- You can buy a medication syringe at your pharmacy.
- In a flash, Vincent had produced a syringe from an inside pocket of his coat.
- An empty syringe lay at her feet where Brian had dropped it when Tom attacked him.
- 1.1 A device similar to a syringe used in gardening or cooking.（园艺或烹饪中的）喷射器，冲洗器
verbsyringes, syringed, syringing sɪˈrɪn(d)ʒˈsɪrɪn(d)ʒ
[with object]1Clean (the ear, a wound, etc.) by spraying liquid from a syringe.
I had my ears syringed我耳朵被灌洗了。
- He and his colleagues studied the effect of ear syringing on hearing.
- I must have misheard - I'll have to have the ears syringed again!
- The most common clinical practice is ear syringing, which is limited by patient tolerance and complications.
- Impacted cerumen (ear wax) causes problems for some 2.3 million people in the UK, leading to about four million ears being syringed each year.
- The best thing to do is get to the doctor who may remove the wax by syringing, or suggest special wax-softening ear drops.
- I've experienced waxing-up problems in my ears for many, many years and find it necessary to have them syringed and cleaned at regular intervals.
- My second patient had wax in his ears so I went to the basin to get some warm water to syringe them only to find that there was one tap.
- Oh, I don't know, maybe I just need to get my ears syringed.
- Only today, the practice nurse at my local GPs could not make me a convenient appointment to get my ears syringed, so she suggested I use the walk-in centre.
- If the trouble doesn't clear up in another four days I shall have to go and get the ear syringed, I know that.
- Coincidentally enough, I had mine syringed a couple of weeks ago.
- The snooty receptionist says, ‘I'm sorry, but there's absolutely no way we can arrange an ear syringing today.’
- The hum's absence is maybe even more powerful than its presence - things sound different, brighter, more vivid, not unlike after your ears have been syringed.
- Last time I was in that building with a cold I was threatened with having my nostrils syringed so I'd sound fine on air.
- If you're up to it, you can have your ears syringed with water to flush them out.
- If you have bad ear wax, have it syringed only after you've put warmed olive oil in your ears at night for a week.
- 1.1 Spray liquid over (plants) with a syringe.用注射器向（耳朵，伤口）喷射syringe the leaves frequently during warm weather
在温暖天气里要经常向叶子上喷水。
- Watering is still limited to the hours of 5 p.m. and 10 a.m., but hand watering and syringing is allowed during the day.
- Reduced mowing frequency, light frequent syringing, and bi-weekly applications of starter fertilizer will all enhance seed establishment.
- It has held up well in the heat and we have not had to send guys around syringing.
Origin
Late Middle English: from medieval Latin syringa, from syrinx (see syrinx).
Rhymes
binge, cringe, fringe, hinge, impinge, singe, springe, swinge, tinge, twinge, whinge
Definition of syringe in US English:
syringe
noun
1A tube with a nozzle and piston or bulb for sucking in and ejecting liquid in a thin stream, used for cleaning wounds or body cavities, or fitted with a hollow needle for injecting or withdrawing fluids.
〔医〕注射器- Introduce a syringe with no needle and perform the usual steps that accompany the process.
- This is performed under general or spinal anaesthetic and some marrow is removed from your own or a donor's hip bone using a syringe and needle.
- In a flash, Vincent had produced a syringe from an inside pocket of his coat.
- In nearby shadows sat two boys surrounded by discarded syringes.
- Hooligans high on drugs also kicked down the doors of external store rooms, where used hypodermic syringes were found.
- If you require multiple dose syringes, several brands of disposable sterile automatic vaccine syringes are available.
- An empty syringe lay at her feet where Brian had dropped it when Tom attacked him.
- The project was conducted in an environment that permitted the possession of syringes without a prescription.
- She pulls out a hypodermic syringe with a light brown liquid in it.
- California, meanwhile, is one just five states to ban the sale of syringes without a prescription.
- Officers found a used syringe concealed in another man's sock.
- You can buy a medication syringe at your pharmacy.
- A blood sample may be taken either by using a needle and a syringe, or by using a finger prick.
- The coach sent a used syringe containing some of the substance which was claimed to be the steroid.
- Then the doctor approached with an enormous glass syringe in one hand.
- Injections were given using glass syringes with reusable steel needles.
- If your child is under 6 months old, you may need to clear his or her nose with a bulb syringe.
- Some countries may be suspicious of syringes and needles carried by a traveler.
- Charles rushes to his daughter's bedroom and expertly jabs her with the insulin syringe.
- 1.1 A device similar to a syringe used in gardening or cooking.（园艺或烹饪中的）喷射器，冲洗器
verb
[with object]1Spray liquid into (the ear or a wound) with a syringe.
用注射器向（耳朵，伤口）喷射I had my ears syringed我耳朵被灌洗了。
- Only today, the practice nurse at my local GPs could not make me a convenient appointment to get my ears syringed, so she suggested I use the walk-in centre.
- Impacted cerumen (ear wax) causes problems for some 2.3 million people in the UK, leading to about four million ears being syringed each year.
- The snooty receptionist says, ‘I'm sorry, but there's absolutely no way we can arrange an ear syringing today.’
- If the trouble doesn't clear up in another four days I shall have to go and get the ear syringed, I know that.
- The most common clinical practice is ear syringing, which is limited by patient tolerance and complications.
- Coincidentally enough, I had mine syringed a couple of weeks ago.
- If you have bad ear wax, have it syringed only after you've put warmed olive oil in your ears at night for a week.
- Oh, I don't know, maybe I just need to get my ears syringed.
- Last time I was in that building with a cold I was threatened with having my nostrils syringed so I'd sound fine on air.
- My second patient had wax in his ears so I went to the basin to get some warm water to syringe them only to find that there was one tap.
- The hum's absence is maybe even more powerful than its presence - things sound different, brighter, more vivid, not unlike after your ears have been syringed.
- He and his colleagues studied the effect of ear syringing on hearing.
- The best thing to do is get to the doctor who may remove the wax by syringing, or suggest special wax-softening ear drops.
- I've experienced waxing-up problems in my ears for many, many years and find it necessary to have them syringed and cleaned at regular intervals.
- I must have misheard - I'll have to have the ears syringed again!
- If you're up to it, you can have your ears syringed with water to flush them out.
- 1.1 Spray liquid over (plants) with a syringe.用注射器向（耳朵，伤口）喷射syringe the leaves frequently during warm weather
在温暖天气里要经常向叶子上喷水。
- Reduced mowing frequency, light frequent syringing, and bi-weekly applications of starter fertilizer will all enhance seed establishment.
- It has held up well in the heat and we have not had to send guys around syringing.
- Watering is still limited to the hours of 5 p.m. and 10 a.m., but hand watering and syringing is allowed during the day.
Origin
Late Middle English: from medieval Latin syringa, from syrinx (see syrinx).