Definition of redistend in English:

redistend

verb ˌriːdɪˈstɛnd

Medicine

with object To inflate, expand, or distend (an organ, structure, etc.) again. Also without object: to inflate, expand, or distend again.

Late 17th century; earliest use found in Richard Waller (c1660–1715), natural philosopher and translator. From re- + distend.

verbˌriːdɪˈstɛnd

Medicine

with object To inflate, expand, or distend (an organ, structure, etc.) again. Also without object: to inflate, expand, or distend again.

Late 17th century; earliest use found in Richard Waller (c1660–1715), natural philosopher and translator. From re- + distend.

单词	redistend
释义	Definition of redistend in English: redistend verb ˌriːdɪˈstɛnd Medicine with object To inflate, expand, or distend (an organ, structure, etc.) again. Also without object: to inflate, expand, or distend again. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in Richard Waller (c1660–1715), natural philosopher and translator. From re- + distend. Definition of redistend in US English: redistend verbˌriːdɪˈstɛnd Medicine with object To inflate, expand, or distend (an organ, structure, etc.) again. Also without object: to inflate, expand, or distend again. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in Richard Waller (c1660–1715), natural philosopher and translator. From re- + distend.
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