Definition of Mercurochrome in English:

Mercurochrome

nounməːˈkjʊərəkrəʊmmə(r)ˈkjʊrəˌkroʊm

mass nountrademark in UK

another term for merbromin
Example sentencesExamples
- No special precautions necessary for the transport of Mercurochrome.
- As he said of one of his, ‘… a sliver of metal into my leg - the sort of injury the Army patched up with Mercurochrome and a Purple Heart.‘
- I want to know whether the use of mercurochrome on skin cancers is advisable.
- In the late 1990s the FDA (in it's all knowing wisdom) silently banned Mercurochrome because of its imaginary danger to humans.
- Walking from the train station to my grandfather's home, I saw a half-naked red-colored man sitting on the street and found that he had coated his skin with tincture of Mercurochrome to relieve his pain and prevent infection.

Origin

Early 20th century: from mercury¹ + Greek khrōma 'colour'.

Definition of Mercurochrome in US English:

Mercurochrome

nounmə(r)ˈkyo͝orəˌkrōmmə(r)ˈkjʊrəˌkroʊm

trademark in UK

another term for merbromin
Example sentencesExamples
- Walking from the train station to my grandfather's home, I saw a half-naked red-colored man sitting on the street and found that he had coated his skin with tincture of Mercurochrome to relieve his pain and prevent infection.
- No special precautions necessary for the transport of Mercurochrome.
- I want to know whether the use of mercurochrome on skin cancers is advisable.
- In the late 1990s the FDA (in it's all knowing wisdom) silently banned Mercurochrome because of its imaginary danger to humans.
- As he said of one of his, ‘… a sliver of metal into my leg - the sort of injury the Army patched up with Mercurochrome and a Purple Heart.‘

Origin

Early 20th century: from mercury + Greek khrōma ‘color’.

单词	Mercurochrome
释义	Definition of Mercurochrome in English: Mercurochrome nounməːˈkjʊərəkrəʊmmə(r)ˈkjʊrəˌkroʊm mass nountrademark in UK another term for merbromin Example sentencesExamples No special precautions necessary for the transport of Mercurochrome. As he said of one of his, ‘… a sliver of metal into my leg - the sort of injury the Army patched up with Mercurochrome and a Purple Heart.‘ I want to know whether the use of mercurochrome on skin cancers is advisable. In the late 1990s the FDA (in it's all knowing wisdom) silently banned Mercurochrome because of its imaginary danger to humans. Walking from the train station to my grandfather's home, I saw a half-naked red-colored man sitting on the street and found that he had coated his skin with tincture of Mercurochrome to relieve his pain and prevent infection. Origin Early 20th century: from mercury¹ + Greek khrōma 'colour'. Definition of Mercurochrome in US English: Mercurochrome nounmə(r)ˈkyo͝orəˌkrōmmə(r)ˈkjʊrəˌkroʊm trademark in UK another term for merbromin Example sentencesExamples Walking from the train station to my grandfather's home, I saw a half-naked red-colored man sitting on the street and found that he had coated his skin with tincture of Mercurochrome to relieve his pain and prevent infection. No special precautions necessary for the transport of Mercurochrome. I want to know whether the use of mercurochrome on skin cancers is advisable. In the late 1990s the FDA (in it's all knowing wisdom) silently banned Mercurochrome because of its imaginary danger to humans. As he said of one of his, ‘… a sliver of metal into my leg - the sort of injury the Army patched up with Mercurochrome and a Purple Heart.‘ Origin Early 20th century: from mercury + Greek khrōma ‘color’.
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