| 释义 |
inhalator orig. U.S.|ˈɪnhəleɪtə(r)|
[f. inhale v. + -ator.]
= inhaler 2.
1929Lit. Digest 30 Mar. 79/2 The most effective arrangement of all is to see that the city fire or police department and the hospital ambulances have inhalators. 1947Chicago Tribune 17 July 32/2 Inside the ambulance is an inhalator. 1949Chicago Daily News 4 May 1/4 (caption) [He] is administered oxygen by members of Inhalator Squad 2. 1956New Gould Med. Dict. (ed. 2) 600/2 Inhalator.., a device for facilitating the inhalation of a gas or spray. Used for providing oxygen or oxygen-carbon dioxide mixtures for respiration in resuscitation. 1974J. Wainwright Evidence I shall Give xvi. 61 It was a nasal inhalator..made of white plastic and about the size of a lipstick tube..with a tiny hole at its pointed end. |