Definition of vesicant in English:

vesicant

adjective ˈviːsɪkəntˈvɛsɪkəntˈvɛsəkənt

technical

Tending to cause blistering.
起疱的，发疱的

noun ˈviːsɪkəntˈvɛsɪkəntˈvɛsəkənt

technical

An agent that causes blistering.
起疱的，发疱的
Example sentencesExamples
- Blister agents (vesicants) produce blisters all over your body.
- The drugs that can cause injection site reactions are divided into 2 types: irritants and vesicants.
- It should be further stated that this chemical known as Sanger's reagent is highly toxic, it is also a vesicant and cancer suspect agent, proper handling procedure should be strictly followed.
- Spanish Fly refers to beautiful, iridescent green insects, Cantharis vesicatoria, which contain cantharidin, which is both a vesicant (causes blisters) and a diuretic.
- Chemical agents appear in several types: choking agents that damage lung tissue, blood agents that cause vital organs to shut down, blister agents (also known as vesicants) that damage the skin, and - most lethal - nerve agents.

Origin

Late Middle English: from late Latin vesicant- 'forming pustules', from the verb vesicare, from vesica 'bladder'.

Definition of vesicant in US English:

vesicant

adjectiveˈvesəkəntˈvɛsəkənt

Tending to cause blistering.
起疱的，发疱的

nounˈvesəkəntˈvɛsəkənt

An agent that causes blistering.
起疱的，发疱的
Example sentencesExamples
- Spanish Fly refers to beautiful, iridescent green insects, Cantharis vesicatoria, which contain cantharidin, which is both a vesicant (causes blisters) and a diuretic.
- It should be further stated that this chemical known as Sanger's reagent is highly toxic, it is also a vesicant and cancer suspect agent, proper handling procedure should be strictly followed.
- Chemical agents appear in several types: choking agents that damage lung tissue, blood agents that cause vital organs to shut down, blister agents (also known as vesicants) that damage the skin, and - most lethal - nerve agents.
- Blister agents (vesicants) produce blisters all over your body.
- The drugs that can cause injection site reactions are divided into 2 types: irritants and vesicants.

Origin

Late Middle English: from late Latin vesicant- ‘forming pustules’, from the verb vesicare, from vesica ‘bladder’.

单词	vesicant
释义	Definition of vesicant in English: vesicant adjective ˈviːsɪkəntˈvɛsɪkəntˈvɛsəkənt technical Tending to cause blistering. 起疱的，发疱的 noun ˈviːsɪkəntˈvɛsɪkəntˈvɛsəkənt technical An agent that causes blistering. 起疱的，发疱的 Example sentencesExamples Blister agents (vesicants) produce blisters all over your body. The drugs that can cause injection site reactions are divided into 2 types: irritants and vesicants. It should be further stated that this chemical known as Sanger's reagent is highly toxic, it is also a vesicant and cancer suspect agent, proper handling procedure should be strictly followed. Spanish Fly refers to beautiful, iridescent green insects, Cantharis vesicatoria, which contain cantharidin, which is both a vesicant (causes blisters) and a diuretic. Chemical agents appear in several types: choking agents that damage lung tissue, blood agents that cause vital organs to shut down, blister agents (also known as vesicants) that damage the skin, and - most lethal - nerve agents. Origin Late Middle English: from late Latin vesicant- 'forming pustules', from the verb vesicare, from vesica 'bladder'. Definition of vesicant in US English: vesicant adjectiveˈvesəkəntˈvɛsəkənt Tending to cause blistering. 起疱的，发疱的 nounˈvesəkəntˈvɛsəkənt An agent that causes blistering. 起疱的，发疱的 Example sentencesExamples Spanish Fly refers to beautiful, iridescent green insects, Cantharis vesicatoria, which contain cantharidin, which is both a vesicant (causes blisters) and a diuretic. It should be further stated that this chemical known as Sanger's reagent is highly toxic, it is also a vesicant and cancer suspect agent, proper handling procedure should be strictly followed. Chemical agents appear in several types: choking agents that damage lung tissue, blood agents that cause vital organs to shut down, blister agents (also known as vesicants) that damage the skin, and - most lethal - nerve agents. Blister agents (vesicants) produce blisters all over your body. The drugs that can cause injection site reactions are divided into 2 types: irritants and vesicants. Origin Late Middle English: from late Latin vesicant- ‘forming pustules’, from the verb vesicare, from vesica ‘bladder’.
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