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10 Language-to-English Dictionariesrinoplastia
Pronunciation / Transliteration: rinoplastia
"A rinoplastia é uma cirurgia plástica do nariz."
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A plastic surgery procedure for correcting, reconstructing, or changing the external appearance of the nose.
"She decided to undergo rhinoplasty to improve her breathing and reshape her nose."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from Modern Latin 'rhinoplastica', from Greek 'rhis' (genitive 'rhinos') meaning 'nose' + 'plassein' meaning 'to shape, form'.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "rhinoplasty" is said worldwide
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rhinoplastie
Transliteration: rhinoplastie
"Elle a subi une rhinoplastie pour corriger sa cloison nasale."
Nasenkorrektur
Transliteration: Nasenkorrektur
"Die Rhinoplastik ist ein häufiger plastischer chirurgischer Eingriff."
rinoplastica
Transliteration: rinoplastica
"Si è sottoposta a un intervento di rinoplastica."
rinoplastia
Transliteration: rinoplastia
"El doctor recomendó la rinoplastia para mejorar su respiración."
rinoplastia
Transliteration: rinoplastia
"A rinoplastia é uma cirurgia plástica do nariz."
नाक की सर्जरी
Transliteration: naak ki surgery
"उसने अपनी नाक की सर्जरी (राइनoplasti) करवाई।"
隆鼻术
Transliteration: lóngbíshù
"她决定去做隆鼻手术以改善鼻部外观。"
코성형
Transliteration: koseonghyeong
"그는 코성형 수술을 받고 나서 더 자신감이 생겼다."
鼻整形
Transliteration: biseikei
"彼女は鼻整形の手術を受けることにした。"
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