queloide de addison (spanish) - meaning, definition, translation, pronunciation

Part of Speech

Queloide de Addison is a combination of two terms in Spanish: - Queloide: Noun - de: Preposition - Addison: Proper noun

Phonetic Transcription

The phonetic transcription for queloide de Addison using the International Phonetic Alphabet would be: - /ˈkɛ.loi.ðe ðe ˈæd.ɪ.sən/

Usage in Spanish

• Frequency of Use: The term "queloide de Addison" is rarely used in Spanish, mainly in medical contexts.
• Context: It is more commonly found in written texts rather than in oral speech.

Example Sentences

1. La cicatriz se formó en queloide de Addison.

2. The scar developed into an Addison keloid.

3. El tratamiento para un queloide de Addison puede variar según el paciente.

4. The treatment for an Addison keloid may vary depending on the patient.

Idiomatic Expressions

• Queloides a la vista: Used to express that someone has visible keloids on their skin.
• Translation: Keloids in sight
• Examples:
  1. Me picó un mosquito y ahora tengo queloides a la vista.
     • A mosquito bit me, and now I have keloids in sight.
  2. Después de la operación, le quedaron queloides a la vista.
     • After the surgery, keloids were visible on him.

Etymology

• Queloide: From the Greek word "cheilōdēs" meaning "pertaining to a lip" combined with the Spanish suffix "-oide" meaning "resembling".

Synonyms and Antonyms

• Synonyms: Cicatriz hipertrófica, cicatriz queloidiana
• Antonyms: Piel sana, cicatriz normal