Noun
/ˌæspəˈreɪʃən dʌkt/
The term "aspiration duct" refers to a channel or pathway within a biological or engineering context that facilitates the aspiration of fluids, air, or other materials. In medical contexts, it may relate to a tube or passage that aids in the aspiration of contents from the lungs or other body cavities. The phrase is more common in written contexts, particularly in medical literature or technical documentation, than in everyday spoken language.
The phrase is relatively specialized and thus used less frequently in daily conversation. It is more prevalent in specific fields such as medicine or engineering.
Хирург использовал аспирационную трубку, чтобы убедиться, что вся жидкость была эффективно удалена с хирургического участка.
The medical team discussed the design of the new aspiration duct for enhanced air quality in the operating room.
Медицинская команда обсудила конструкцию новой аспирационной трубки для улучшения качества воздуха в операционной.
Understanding the function of the aspiration duct is crucial for respiratory therapists.
Although "aspiration duct" does not frequently appear in idiomatic expressions, related terms like "aspirational" and "duct" can be part of idiomatic phrases. Here are a few expressions including "aspiration":
Установка амбициозной цели может мотивировать людей достигать своего полного потенциала.
Aspire to greatness
Многие спортсмены стремятся к величию, преодолевая свои пределы каждый день.
Talk a big game but deliver little (related to aspirations)
The term "aspiration" comes from the Latin word "aspiratio," which means "a breathing upon, a longing." The combination with "duct," derived from Latin "ductus," meaning "leading," creates a term that literally references a channel or pathway for aspiration.
In scientific and technical contexts, while "aspiration duct" refers to a specific type of channel, related terms can vary based on the application and usage.