слуховой проход
ear canal
passage from the outer ear to the eardrum
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слуховой проход with English translation
слуховой проход usage examples
Water got into my ear canal while I was swimming.
Когда я плавал, в мой слуховой проход попала вода.
The doctor looked into his ear canal with a small light.
Врач посмотрел в его слуховой проход маленьким фонариком.
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слуховой проход synonyms
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A more precise medical term, emphasizing that this is the outer part of the ear canal.
A possible but less precise variant; in speech it may sound more general or less exact.
A colloquial and less precise variant; in strict medical contexts, ear canal is usually preferred.
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How to pronounce слуховой проход and what this word means
слуховой проход means ear canal. This page includes translation, pronunciation, transcription, audio, usage examples and related words.
how to pronounce слуховой проход
[slʊxɐˈvoj prɐˈxot]
слуховой проход translation
ear canal
слуховой проход examples
Water got into my ear canal while I was swimming.
слуховой проход transcription
[slʊxɐˈvoj prɐˈxot]
Questions about this word
слуховой проход meaning: what does it mean?
ход от наружного уха к барабанной перепонке
слуховой проход pronunciation: how do you pronounce it?
слуховой проход is pronounced as [slʊxɐˈvoj prɐˈxot]. Audio is available on this page when the word has a recording.
слуховой проход definition and sentence examples: how is it used in a sentence?
Water got into my ear canal while I was swimming. Translation: Когда я плавал, в мой слуховой проход попала вода.
Is слуховой проход part of Head and Face vocabulary?
Yes, слуховой проход (ear canal) can be learned in the Head and Face topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.
Is слуховой проход part of Body vocabulary?
Yes, слуховой проход (ear canal) can be learned in the Body topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.
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