Italian Meaning of artery
arteria
Other Italian words related to arteria
- arterioso
- carreggiata
- Autostrada
- Autostrada
- Autostrada
- Strada
- carreggiata
- percorso
- via
- strada pubblica
- Autostrada
- Viale
- Diga
- guida
- interstatale
- vicolo
- Autostrada
- passare
- lancia
- Riga
- autostrada
- modo
- strada principale
- vicolo, viottolo
- vicolo
- Autostrada
- Autostrada
- Tangenziale
- Ramo
- bypass
- sentiero
- cerchio
- Corridoio
- incrocio
- trascinare
- Autostrada
- strada principale
- Via principale
- viale
- Tangenziale
- strada laterale
- stradina laterale
- Autostrada
- traccia
- Pista
- sentiero
- Autostrada
- cornice
- Strada secondaria
- tornante
- Strada passante
Nearest Words of artery
- arteritis => Arterite
- arteriovenous => arterovenoso
- arteriotomy => Arteriotomia
- arteriosclerotic => Arteriosclerotico
- arteriosclerosis obliterans => Arteriosclerosi obliterante
- arteriosclerosis => Arteriosclerosi
- arteriolosclerosis => Arteriolocleròsi
- arteriology => Arteriologia
- arteriole => Arteriola
- arteriolar => arterioso
Definitions and Meaning of artery in English
artery (n)
a blood vessel that carries blood from the heart to the body
a major thoroughfare that bears important traffic
artery (n.)
The trachea or windpipe.
One of the vessels or tubes which carry either venous or arterial blood from the heart. They have tricker and more muscular walls than veins, and are connected with them by capillaries.
Hence: Any continuous or ramified channel of communication; as, arteries of trade or commerce.
FAQs About the word artery
arteria
a blood vessel that carries blood from the heart to the body, a major thoroughfare that bears important trafficThe trachea or windpipe., One of the vessels or t
arterioso,carreggiata,Autostrada,Autostrada,Autostrada,Strada,carreggiata,percorso,via,strada pubblica
No antonyms found.
arteritis => Arterite, arteriovenous => arterovenoso, arteriotomy => Arteriotomia, arteriosclerotic => Arteriosclerotico, arteriosclerosis obliterans => Arteriosclerosi obliterante,
