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Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary in·tra·ve·nous ETYMOLOGY International Scientific Vocabulary DATE circa 1849 : situated, performed, or occurring within or entering by way of a vein; also : used in or using intravenous procedures • in·tra·ve·nous·ly adverb English Etymology intravenous 1847, coined in Eng. from intra- "within, inside" + L. venous,from vena "vein" (see vein). Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary-牛津双解-OALD7 intravenous intra·ven·ous / 7intrE5vi:nEs / adjective (abbr. IV) (medical 医) (of drugs or food 药物或食物) going into a vein 注入静脉的；静脉内: intravenous fluids 静脉供给液 an intravenous injection 静脉注射 an intravenous drug user 使用静脉注射的吸毒者 • intra·ven·ous·ly adv. Webster's Third New International Dictionary, Unabridged in·tra·venous \pronunc at intra- +\ adjectiveEtymology: International Scientific Vocabulary intra- + venous : being within or going into or by way of the veins < intravenous feeding > < an intravenous inflammation > also : used in intravenous procedures < an intravenous needle > < an intravenous solution > • in·tra·venously \“+\ adverb |
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