IPA: /sɪˈrɪndʒ/
KK: /sɪˈrɪndʒ/
A medical tool used to inject or remove liquids from the body, typically consisting of a hollow tube and a plunger.
The nurse used a syringe to give the patient a vaccine.
To use a device to inject or withdraw liquid, typically for medical purposes.
The nurse will syringe the medication into the patient's arm.
Past: syringed
Past Participle: syringed
Syringe → It originates from the Greek word "syrinx" (meaning tube or pipe). The word "syringe" refers to a small tube used for injecting or drawing fluids.
Think of a 'tube' ('syrinx') that is used to inject or draw fluids — that's what a syringe does.