labrocito (spanish) - meaning, definition, translation, pronunciation

Part of Speech

Noun

Phonetic transcription

/lɑˈβɾoθito/

Translation options

• In English: "little lobe"
• In English: "small lobe"

Meaning

The word "labrocito" refers to a small lobe. It is used in the medical field to describe a small lobe of an organ or structure, like a small lobe of the lung or the liver. This term is more commonly used in written context rather than in oral speech.

Examples

1. Spanish: La tomografía computarizada reveló la presencia de un labrocito en el pulmón derecho. English: The CT scan revealed the presence of a small lobe in the right lung.

2. Spanish: Durante la cirugía, se identificó un labrocito en el hígado del paciente. English: During the surgery, a small lobe was identified in the patient's liver.

Idiomatic Expressions

There are no specific idiomatic expressions commonly using the word "labrocito."

Etymology

The word "labrocito" is a combination of "labro" which means lobe or small part of an organ, and the diminutive suffix "-cito," indicating small size.

Synonyms and Antonyms

• Synonyms: pequeño lóbulo (small lobe), lobulillo (small lobule)
• Antonyms: lóbulo grande (large lobe), lóbulo principal (main lobe)