Definition of bistoury in English:

bistoury

nounPlural bistouries ˈbɪstʊriˈbɪstəri

A surgical knife with a long, narrow, straight or curved blade.
Example sentencesExamples
- The cutting blade 1 of the bistoury and the mechanism for fitting it in the handle are known and therefore they are not described herein.
- It is necessary to use all possible tools to aid the patient, because it is clear that we cannot solve everything with bistouries or tablets.
- The material collected was analyzed under optical microscope, and dissected with the help of 2 bistouries to liberate the spermatozoa from the tissue.
- Everything was recorded: Félix cut twice with the bistoury and eight times with scissors.
- The instruments which he originally used were more often the bistoury or scalpel, although the clarinet was not absent in his life.

Origin

Mid 18th century: from French bistouri, originally bistorie 'dagger', of unknown origin.

Definition of bistoury in US English:

bistoury

nounˈbɪstəriˈbistərē

A surgical knife with a long, narrow, straight or curved blade.
Example sentencesExamples
- The instruments which he originally used were more often the bistoury or scalpel, although the clarinet was not absent in his life.
- Everything was recorded: Félix cut twice with the bistoury and eight times with scissors.
- The material collected was analyzed under optical microscope, and dissected with the help of 2 bistouries to liberate the spermatozoa from the tissue.
- It is necessary to use all possible tools to aid the patient, because it is clear that we cannot solve everything with bistouries or tablets.
- The cutting blade 1 of the bistoury and the mechanism for fitting it in the handle are known and therefore they are not described herein.

Origin

Mid 18th century: from French bistouri, originally bistorie ‘dagger’, of unknown origin.

单词	bistoury
释义	Definition of bistoury in English: bistoury nounPlural bistouries ˈbɪstʊriˈbɪstəri A surgical knife with a long, narrow, straight or curved blade. Example sentencesExamples The cutting blade 1 of the bistoury and the mechanism for fitting it in the handle are known and therefore they are not described herein. It is necessary to use all possible tools to aid the patient, because it is clear that we cannot solve everything with bistouries or tablets. The material collected was analyzed under optical microscope, and dissected with the help of 2 bistouries to liberate the spermatozoa from the tissue. Everything was recorded: Félix cut twice with the bistoury and eight times with scissors. The instruments which he originally used were more often the bistoury or scalpel, although the clarinet was not absent in his life. Origin Mid 18th century: from French bistouri, originally bistorie 'dagger', of unknown origin. Definition of bistoury in US English: bistoury nounˈbɪstəriˈbistərē A surgical knife with a long, narrow, straight or curved blade. Example sentencesExamples The instruments which he originally used were more often the bistoury or scalpel, although the clarinet was not absent in his life. Everything was recorded: Félix cut twice with the bistoury and eight times with scissors. The material collected was analyzed under optical microscope, and dissected with the help of 2 bistouries to liberate the spermatozoa from the tissue. It is necessary to use all possible tools to aid the patient, because it is clear that we cannot solve everything with bistouries or tablets. The cutting blade 1 of the bistoury and the mechanism for fitting it in the handle are known and therefore they are not described herein. Origin Mid 18th century: from French bistouri, originally bistorie ‘dagger’, of unknown origin.
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