anesthetic

anesthetic
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an·es·thet·ic
n AM see anaesthetic
an·aes·thet·ic, AM also an·es·thet·ic
[ˌænəsˈθetɪk, AM -ˈθet̬-]
I. n Betäubungsmittel nt, Anästhetikum nt fachspr
local \anesthetic (anaesthesia) örtliche Betäubung; (substance) Lokalanästhetikum nt
spinal \anesthetic Spinalanästhetikum nt
under \anesthetic in Narkose
II. adj inv betäubend
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(US) ["nIs'ɵetɪk]
1. n
Narkose f, Anästhesie f (spec); (= substance) Narkosemittel nt, Anästhetikum nt (spec)

general anaesthetic — Vollnarkose f

local anaesthetic — örtliche Betäubung, Lokalanästhesie f (spec)

the nurse gave him a local anaesthetic — die Schwester gab ihm eine Spritze zur örtlichen Betäubung

the patient is still under the anaesthetic — der Patient ist noch in der Narkose

when he comes out of the anaesthetic — wenn er aus der Narkose aufwacht

2. adj
effect betäubend, anästhetisch

anaesthetic drug — Betäubungsmittel nt

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anesthetic [ˌænısˈθetık] besonders US
A adj (adv anesthetically)
1. MED anästhetisch:
a) narkotisch, betäubend, Narkose…
b) schmerzunempfindlich
2. fig verständnislos (to gegenüber)
B s Betäubungsmittel n, Narkotikum n:
be under an anesthetic unter Narkose stehen

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