IPA: /sɪˈrɛt/
KK: /sɪˈrɛt/
A small, collapsible tube with a needle used to inject a single dose of medicine, like morphine.
The nurse used a syrette to administer the pain relief medication.
The word 'syrette' originates from French 'seringue', meaning a small syringe or tube for injecting fluids. It refers specifically to a small device used for administering medication or other substances.
Think of the French word 'seringue' which means a small syringe — this helps you remember that a 'syrette' is a small device for injecting fluids.