Definition of oxygenator in English:

oxygenator

noun ˈɒksɪdʒəneɪtəˈɑksədʒəˌneɪdər

1A medical apparatus for oxygenating the blood.
Example sentencesExamples
- We coated our tissue heart valves and oxygenators used in heart surgery with coatings we obtained from the outside.
- Patients consequently developed fatal immune reactions from pyrogens that had not been removed properly from the oxygenators.
- Her body was rewarmed by means of an extracorporeal membrane oxygenator.
- The blood remaining in the oxygenator and the tubing set was drained into blood collection bags and was retransfused gradually in the operating room.
- These solutions included, in addition to the artificial kidney, Europe's first blood bank, oxygenators and an artificial heart.
1. 1.1 An aquatic plant which enriches the surrounding water with oxygen.
  Example sentencesExamples
  To achieve this balance, you'll need to include oxygenators (plants whose root systems actually add oxygen to the water) and floating plants, which keep the growth of algae in check by shading the surface.
  Green algae do not cause off-flavors, and they play a significant role as a base for aquatic food chains and as oxygenators for pond water.
  A few plants, called oxygenators, grow completely submerged.

Definition of oxygenator in US English:

oxygenator

nounˈäksəjəˌnādərˈɑksədʒəˌneɪdər

1An apparatus for oxygenating the blood.
Example sentencesExamples
- Her body was rewarmed by means of an extracorporeal membrane oxygenator.
- We coated our tissue heart valves and oxygenators used in heart surgery with coatings we obtained from the outside.
- The blood remaining in the oxygenator and the tubing set was drained into blood collection bags and was retransfused gradually in the operating room.
- Patients consequently developed fatal immune reactions from pyrogens that had not been removed properly from the oxygenators.
- These solutions included, in addition to the artificial kidney, Europe's first blood bank, oxygenators and an artificial heart.
1. 1.1 An aquatic plant that enriches the surrounding water with oxygen, especially in a pond or aquarium.
  Example sentencesExamples
  To achieve this balance, you'll need to include oxygenators (plants whose root systems actually add oxygen to the water) and floating plants, which keep the growth of algae in check by shading the surface.
  A few plants, called oxygenators, grow completely submerged.
  Green algae do not cause off-flavors, and they play a significant role as a base for aquatic food chains and as oxygenators for pond water.

单词	oxygenator
释义	Definition of oxygenator in English: oxygenator noun ˈɒksɪdʒəneɪtəˈɑksədʒəˌneɪdər 1A medical apparatus for oxygenating the blood. Example sentencesExamples We coated our tissue heart valves and oxygenators used in heart surgery with coatings we obtained from the outside. Patients consequently developed fatal immune reactions from pyrogens that had not been removed properly from the oxygenators. Her body was rewarmed by means of an extracorporeal membrane oxygenator. The blood remaining in the oxygenator and the tubing set was drained into blood collection bags and was retransfused gradually in the operating room. These solutions included, in addition to the artificial kidney, Europe's first blood bank, oxygenators and an artificial heart. 1.1 An aquatic plant which enriches the surrounding water with oxygen. Example sentencesExamples To achieve this balance, you'll need to include oxygenators (plants whose root systems actually add oxygen to the water) and floating plants, which keep the growth of algae in check by shading the surface. Green algae do not cause off-flavors, and they play a significant role as a base for aquatic food chains and as oxygenators for pond water. A few plants, called oxygenators, grow completely submerged. Definition of oxygenator in US English: oxygenator nounˈäksəjəˌnādərˈɑksədʒəˌneɪdər 1An apparatus for oxygenating the blood. Example sentencesExamples Her body was rewarmed by means of an extracorporeal membrane oxygenator. We coated our tissue heart valves and oxygenators used in heart surgery with coatings we obtained from the outside. The blood remaining in the oxygenator and the tubing set was drained into blood collection bags and was retransfused gradually in the operating room. Patients consequently developed fatal immune reactions from pyrogens that had not been removed properly from the oxygenators. These solutions included, in addition to the artificial kidney, Europe's first blood bank, oxygenators and an artificial heart. 1.1 An aquatic plant that enriches the surrounding water with oxygen, especially in a pond or aquarium. Example sentencesExamples To achieve this balance, you'll need to include oxygenators (plants whose root systems actually add oxygen to the water) and floating plants, which keep the growth of algae in check by shading the surface. A few plants, called oxygenators, grow completely submerged. Green algae do not cause off-flavors, and they play a significant role as a base for aquatic food chains and as oxygenators for pond water.
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