sterilize
క్రిమిరహితంగా
definition
verb
babies' feeding equipment can be cleaned and sterilized
make (something) free from bacteria or other living microorganisms.
The gynaecologist still did not feel that he would be acting in her best interests by sterilising her and decided to seek a second opinion about whether the operation was appropriate.
deprive (a person or animal) of the ability to produce offspring, typically by removing or blocking the sex organs.
translation of 'sterilize'
సంతాన శక్తి తొలగించు,
మరిగించి క్రిములను చంపు
example
The dentures can be soaked in any solution used to 'sterilize' baby's bottles.
Before you can 'sterilize' a medical device, you have to figure out how you're going to do it.
Would it coincide with our ethics to 'sterilize' all criminals in order to stop crime and violence for good?
Needless to say, they don't 'sterilize' needles.
I have to please her, or she'll kill me or 'sterilize' me or do something to keep me from breeding.
This chemical is used to make other chemicals and is also widely used in the health care industry to 'sterilize' medical devices.
She remembers vividly that the kitchen cook stove was used to prepare meals, scrub-up before surgery and 'sterilize' operating room equipment, surgical instruments, and rubber gloves.
Although in the past local officials attempted to 'sterilize' the male monkeys, the program proved unsuccessful due to high costs and the side effects of anesthetizing the animals.
Dry heat sterilization requires a special type of 'sterilizer' that may not be available in a health care facility.
A number of methods, including radiation, steam, and ethylene oxide gas, are currently used for 'sterilizing' medical products.
Black lava-like toxic sludge containing sixty poisonous chemicals choked and 'sterilized' up to 100 miles of rivers and creeks and poisoned the drinking water in seventeen communities.
The law cannot be used to force people to be 'sterilized' ; it would violate their civil rights.
The gynaecologist still did not feel that he would be acting in her best interests by 'sterilising' her and decided to seek a second opinion about whether the operation was appropriate.
Unless packaged and 'sterilized' , critical items should be reprocessed immediately before use.
The audit found a practice nurse had been disinfecting but not 'sterilising' an instrument known as a speculum.
Since this woman has a history of child endangerment, and has already given up/lost custody of her two older children, should she be 'sterilized' ?
His patented oxygenated cream was originally used by surgeons to safely cleanse and 'sterilise' their hands and make sure their tools of the trade stayed in tip-top shape.
Land along the proposed route has been essentially 'sterilised' for the past two years and there still is no sign of a Compulsory Purchase Order.
However, it was actually the first radiation technology for 'sterilizing' medical products in the late 1800s.
However, and I have evidence in the form of ultrasound photographs to back this up, they succeeded in 'sterilising' me.
Countless lakes have been more or less 'sterilized' by acid rain.
The cost of injection from an auto-disable syringe is eight times cheaper than one from the 'sterilisable' glass syringe and six times cheaper than the one from the ordinary disposable syringe.
It is a purifying agent, for 'sterilizing' scalpels and refining metals.
In terms of unsterilised female dogs and cats, the proposed by-laws say that there will be a grace period of 12 months after the commencement of these by-laws for the animals to be 'sterilised' .
We had thought eight kids was enough and I was 'sterilised' after the twins but now we want more.
Following the procedure, these items were cleaned, disinfected, terminally 'sterilized' , and stored in the same trays.
The hospital had 'sterilizers' , and packs were wrapped in cloth.
He pointed out that more than 2,000 cats and dogs were 'sterilised' in October when vets and animal welfare groups offered the procedure at a discounted fee.
And so we had collected the comparison group for our pregnancy study of women who had been 'sterilised' , women who could not be pregnant.
The effectiveness of medical supply 'sterilization' is clearly an important issue.
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