Definition of cancerous in English:

cancerous

adjective ˈkans(ə)rəsˈkænsərəs

Affected by or showing abnormalities characteristic of cancer.
a cancerous tumour
if stem cells are unstable, they can become cancerous
Example sentencesExamples
- Individuals from Family A were monitored by dermatologists for cancerous and precancerous lesions of the skin.
- It was originally designed to break down cancerous tissues.
- A new ovarian tumor index to help physicians accurately diagnose ovarian tumors as cancerous or benign has been developed by researchers in Dallas.
- In the laboratory, this substance protects cells from cancerous change.
- The young actress had a lump removed from her breast because doctors suspected it was cancerous.
- It's believed calcium reduces the occurrence of polyps in the colon that can turn cancerous.
- The study suggests that the size of the light scatterers in the cancerous epithelium are not significantly modified.
- Of those patients, 214 were diagnosed with noncancerous masses, and 30 had cancerous neoplasms.
- Knowing what changes to the genome make cells cancerous can help oncologists defeat the tumor with tailor-made chemotherapy.
- Although cancerous liver cells easily can be grown in culture dishes, growing healthy liver cells is not so easy.

Definition of cancerous in US English:

cancerous

adjectiveˈkænsərəsˈkansərəs

Affected by or showing abnormalities characteristic of cancer.
a cancerous tumor
if stem cells are unstable, they can become cancerous
Example sentencesExamples
- The study suggests that the size of the light scatterers in the cancerous epithelium are not significantly modified.
- Individuals from Family A were monitored by dermatologists for cancerous and precancerous lesions of the skin.
- Although cancerous liver cells easily can be grown in culture dishes, growing healthy liver cells is not so easy.
- Of those patients, 214 were diagnosed with noncancerous masses, and 30 had cancerous neoplasms.
- The young actress had a lump removed from her breast because doctors suspected it was cancerous.
- It was originally designed to break down cancerous tissues.
- A new ovarian tumor index to help physicians accurately diagnose ovarian tumors as cancerous or benign has been developed by researchers in Dallas.
- In the laboratory, this substance protects cells from cancerous change.
- Knowing what changes to the genome make cells cancerous can help oncologists defeat the tumor with tailor-made chemotherapy.
- It's believed calcium reduces the occurrence of polyps in the colon that can turn cancerous.

单词	cancerous
释义	Definition of cancerous in English: cancerous adjective ˈkans(ə)rəsˈkænsərəs Affected by or showing abnormalities characteristic of cancer. a cancerous tumour if stem cells are unstable, they can become cancerous Example sentencesExamples Individuals from Family A were monitored by dermatologists for cancerous and precancerous lesions of the skin. It was originally designed to break down cancerous tissues. A new ovarian tumor index to help physicians accurately diagnose ovarian tumors as cancerous or benign has been developed by researchers in Dallas. In the laboratory, this substance protects cells from cancerous change. The young actress had a lump removed from her breast because doctors suspected it was cancerous. It's believed calcium reduces the occurrence of polyps in the colon that can turn cancerous. The study suggests that the size of the light scatterers in the cancerous epithelium are not significantly modified. Of those patients, 214 were diagnosed with noncancerous masses, and 30 had cancerous neoplasms. Knowing what changes to the genome make cells cancerous can help oncologists defeat the tumor with tailor-made chemotherapy. Although cancerous liver cells easily can be grown in culture dishes, growing healthy liver cells is not so easy. Definition of cancerous in US English: cancerous adjectiveˈkænsərəsˈkansərəs Affected by or showing abnormalities characteristic of cancer. a cancerous tumor if stem cells are unstable, they can become cancerous Example sentencesExamples The study suggests that the size of the light scatterers in the cancerous epithelium are not significantly modified. Individuals from Family A were monitored by dermatologists for cancerous and precancerous lesions of the skin. Although cancerous liver cells easily can be grown in culture dishes, growing healthy liver cells is not so easy. Of those patients, 214 were diagnosed with noncancerous masses, and 30 had cancerous neoplasms. The young actress had a lump removed from her breast because doctors suspected it was cancerous. It was originally designed to break down cancerous tissues. A new ovarian tumor index to help physicians accurately diagnose ovarian tumors as cancerous or benign has been developed by researchers in Dallas. In the laboratory, this substance protects cells from cancerous change. Knowing what changes to the genome make cells cancerous can help oncologists defeat the tumor with tailor-made chemotherapy. It's believed calcium reduces the occurrence of polyps in the colon that can turn cancerous.
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