Gewebe
tissue
Meaning of Gewebe
Verband ähnlicher Zellen im Körper
группа похожих клеток в теле, например мышечная; не материал для одежды
Pronunciation
Gewebe with Russian translation
Gewebe usage examples
Dieses Gewebe ist sehr empfindlich.
Эта ткань очень чувствительная.
Der Arzt untersuchte das Gewebe genau.
Врач внимательно осмотрел ткань.
Gewebe synonyms
What's the difference between Gewebe, Stoff, Gewebeschicht, Körpergewebe, Zellenverband, Zellgewebe, Papier, and Organbestandteil
Usually means material or fabric; in biology it is used only in a broader or figurative sense.
Literally means a layer of tissue; emphasizes a layer or stratum rather than tissue in general.
Specifies that the tissue belongs to the body; sounds more precise and scientific.
Scientific term emphasizing a group of connected cells; close to tissue, but more descriptive.
Literally means cell tissue; used in biology and sounds more specialized than plain Gewebe.
Advanced: broader words
Means paper; not related to anatomy, so it only matches in a different sense of the English word.
Means part of an organ; this is broader than tissue, so it is not always interchangeable.
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Gewebe belongs to the topic "Anatomy →". Start with a short set of 7 words so the word is easier to remember in context.
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Questions about this word
What does Gewebe mean?
group of similar cells forming part of the body
How do you pronounce Gewebe?
Gewebe is pronounced [ɡəˈveːbə].
How is Gewebe used in a sentence?
Эта ткань очень чувствительная. Translation: Dieses Gewebe ist sehr empfindlich.
Is Gewebe part of Anatomy vocabulary?
Yes, Gewebe (tissue) can be learned in the Anatomy topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.
Is Gewebe part of Body vocabulary?
Yes, Gewebe (tissue) can be learned in the Body topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.
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