Definition of bronchial in English:

bronchial

adjective ˈbrɒŋkɪəlˈbrɑŋkiəl

Relating to the bronchi or bronchioles.
（与）支气管的（有关）的
bronchial pneumonia
支气管肺炎。
Example sentencesExamples
- We observed that hypoxia is a common event in the mucosal capillary blood of bronchial tumors.
- He said Mr Nutton died from bronchial pneumonia and a neurological disorder known as Binswanger's Disease.
- It then continues cranialward to bifurcate into an appropriate intercostal and a right bronchial artery.
- The distal bronchial lumen often ends abruptly because the smaller bronchi are plugged with mucus.
- Histamine release produces increased bronchial tone in the lungs and vasodilation in the skin.
- Pulmonary as well as bronchial arterial angiography did not identify any irregularity.
- On the other hand, melatonin reportedly induced contraction of bovine bronchial smooth muscle.
- Small bronchial arterial branches to the left upper lobe were ligated.
- Instances also occur of two distinct bronchial arteries for each lung.
- They reduce mucosal oedema and bronchial hyperreactivity thus relieving acute symptoms and preventing structural damage to the lungs.
- The medical term for lung cancer is bronchial carcinoma.
- The discoloration can also occur in nasal, bronchial mucosa, fingernails and toenails.
- Bleeding occurs most often from erosion of a bronchial artery and rarely from major pulmonary vessels.
- This suggests progressive bronchial and/or arterial disease in the infants.
- In humans, the presence of asthma is associated with an increase in DC numbers in the bronchial mucosa.
- The lungs receive blood from the pulmonary and bronchial arterial systems.
- It runs the entire length of the bronchial tree and forms an extensive submucosal bronchial plexus.
- Some of the mineral dusts can directly translocate into the bronchial mucosa without the help of macrophages.
- Vascular and bronchial connections to surrounding tissue were evaluated at surgery.
- These potent chemicals dilate blood vessels and constrict bronchial air passages.

Definition of bronchial in US English:

bronchial

adjectiveˈbräNGkēəlˈbrɑŋkiəl

Relating to the bronchi or bronchioles.
（与）支气管的（有关）的
bronchial pneumonia
支气管肺炎。
Example sentencesExamples
- Vascular and bronchial connections to surrounding tissue were evaluated at surgery.
- In humans, the presence of asthma is associated with an increase in DC numbers in the bronchial mucosa.
- Bleeding occurs most often from erosion of a bronchial artery and rarely from major pulmonary vessels.
- Instances also occur of two distinct bronchial arteries for each lung.
- It then continues cranialward to bifurcate into an appropriate intercostal and a right bronchial artery.
- These potent chemicals dilate blood vessels and constrict bronchial air passages.
- The lungs receive blood from the pulmonary and bronchial arterial systems.
- The distal bronchial lumen often ends abruptly because the smaller bronchi are plugged with mucus.
- The medical term for lung cancer is bronchial carcinoma.
- It runs the entire length of the bronchial tree and forms an extensive submucosal bronchial plexus.
- They reduce mucosal oedema and bronchial hyperreactivity thus relieving acute symptoms and preventing structural damage to the lungs.
- On the other hand, melatonin reportedly induced contraction of bovine bronchial smooth muscle.
- We observed that hypoxia is a common event in the mucosal capillary blood of bronchial tumors.
- Histamine release produces increased bronchial tone in the lungs and vasodilation in the skin.
- He said Mr Nutton died from bronchial pneumonia and a neurological disorder known as Binswanger's Disease.
- This suggests progressive bronchial and/or arterial disease in the infants.
- Pulmonary as well as bronchial arterial angiography did not identify any irregularity.
- Small bronchial arterial branches to the left upper lobe were ligated.
- Some of the mineral dusts can directly translocate into the bronchial mucosa without the help of macrophages.
- The discoloration can also occur in nasal, bronchial mucosa, fingernails and toenails.

单词	bronchial
释义	Definition of bronchial in English: bronchial adjective ˈbrɒŋkɪəlˈbrɑŋkiəl Relating to the bronchi or bronchioles. （与）支气管的（有关）的 bronchial pneumonia 支气管肺炎。 Example sentencesExamples We observed that hypoxia is a common event in the mucosal capillary blood of bronchial tumors. He said Mr Nutton died from bronchial pneumonia and a neurological disorder known as Binswanger's Disease. It then continues cranialward to bifurcate into an appropriate intercostal and a right bronchial artery. The distal bronchial lumen often ends abruptly because the smaller bronchi are plugged with mucus. Histamine release produces increased bronchial tone in the lungs and vasodilation in the skin. Pulmonary as well as bronchial arterial angiography did not identify any irregularity. On the other hand, melatonin reportedly induced contraction of bovine bronchial smooth muscle. Small bronchial arterial branches to the left upper lobe were ligated. Instances also occur of two distinct bronchial arteries for each lung. They reduce mucosal oedema and bronchial hyperreactivity thus relieving acute symptoms and preventing structural damage to the lungs. The medical term for lung cancer is bronchial carcinoma. The discoloration can also occur in nasal, bronchial mucosa, fingernails and toenails. Bleeding occurs most often from erosion of a bronchial artery and rarely from major pulmonary vessels. This suggests progressive bronchial and/or arterial disease in the infants. In humans, the presence of asthma is associated with an increase in DC numbers in the bronchial mucosa. The lungs receive blood from the pulmonary and bronchial arterial systems. It runs the entire length of the bronchial tree and forms an extensive submucosal bronchial plexus. Some of the mineral dusts can directly translocate into the bronchial mucosa without the help of macrophages. Vascular and bronchial connections to surrounding tissue were evaluated at surgery. These potent chemicals dilate blood vessels and constrict bronchial air passages. Definition of bronchial in US English: bronchial adjectiveˈbräNGkēəlˈbrɑŋkiəl Relating to the bronchi or bronchioles. （与）支气管的（有关）的 bronchial pneumonia 支气管肺炎。 Example sentencesExamples Vascular and bronchial connections to surrounding tissue were evaluated at surgery. In humans, the presence of asthma is associated with an increase in DC numbers in the bronchial mucosa. Bleeding occurs most often from erosion of a bronchial artery and rarely from major pulmonary vessels. Instances also occur of two distinct bronchial arteries for each lung. It then continues cranialward to bifurcate into an appropriate intercostal and a right bronchial artery. These potent chemicals dilate blood vessels and constrict bronchial air passages. The lungs receive blood from the pulmonary and bronchial arterial systems. The distal bronchial lumen often ends abruptly because the smaller bronchi are plugged with mucus. The medical term for lung cancer is bronchial carcinoma. It runs the entire length of the bronchial tree and forms an extensive submucosal bronchial plexus. They reduce mucosal oedema and bronchial hyperreactivity thus relieving acute symptoms and preventing structural damage to the lungs. On the other hand, melatonin reportedly induced contraction of bovine bronchial smooth muscle. We observed that hypoxia is a common event in the mucosal capillary blood of bronchial tumors. Histamine release produces increased bronchial tone in the lungs and vasodilation in the skin. He said Mr Nutton died from bronchial pneumonia and a neurological disorder known as Binswanger's Disease. This suggests progressive bronchial and/or arterial disease in the infants. Pulmonary as well as bronchial arterial angiography did not identify any irregularity. Small bronchial arterial branches to the left upper lobe were ligated. Some of the mineral dusts can directly translocate into the bronchial mucosa without the help of macrophages. The discoloration can also occur in nasal, bronchial mucosa, fingernails and toenails.
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