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kidney stone - traducción al árabe
BRITISH POLITICIAN (BORN 1955)
David Neil Kidney; David kidney; Kidney, David
kidney stone
حَصاةٌ كُلْوِيَّة
nephropathy
URINARY SYSTEM DISEASE THAT IS LOCATED IN THE KIDNEY
Renal disease; Renal Disease; Kidney disorder; Kidney diseases; Renal diseases; Kidney defects; Kidney damage; Nephropathy; Kidney ailment; Kidney enlargement; Renal hypertrophy; Causes of kidney disease
اعْتِلاَلُ الكُلْيَة
nephropathy
URINARY SYSTEM DISEASE THAT IS LOCATED IN THE KIDNEY
Renal disease; Renal Disease; Kidney disorder; Kidney diseases; Renal diseases; Kidney defects; Kidney damage; Nephropathy; Kidney ailment; Kidney enlargement; Renal hypertrophy; Causes of kidney disease
اعْتِلاَلُ الكُلْيَة
Definición
kidney stone
¦ noun a hard mass formed in the kidneys, typically consisting of insoluble calcium compounds; a renal calculus.
Wikipedia
David Kidney
David Neil Kidney (born 21 March 1955) is a British Labour Party politician who was the Member of Parliament (MP) for Stafford from 1997 to 2010.
Ejemplos de uso de kidney stone
1. Sufferers say the pain exceeds that of passing a kidney stone or of childbirth without anaesthetic.
2. He spent most of Christmas Day in hospital after a kidney stone left him doubled up in agony.
3. She also was in a hospital, hooked up to an IV after suffering a painful kidney stone.
4. Hastert, who has had problems with diabetes, was hospitalized in early 2005 for the removal of a kidney stone.
5. The casino also paid $25,000 for William Shatner‘s kidney stone and $28,000 for a grilled–cheese sandwich that purportedly had the image of the Virgin Mary on it.