Cómo Pronunciar "antivenin"

word

ˌæn.tiˈviː.nɪn

an-tee-VEE-nin

ˌæn.tiˈviː.nɪn

an-tee-VEE-nin

Definición

Antivenin is a medicine used to treat people who have been bitten or stung by poisonous animals, such as snakes or spiders. It works by neutralizing the poison (venom) in the body.

Transcripción IPA

Inglés Americano

ˌæn.tiˈviː.nɪn

Inglés Británico

ˌæn.tiˈviː.nɪn

Pronunciación Simplificada

EE.UU.

an-tee-VEE-nin

Escucha en Contexto

If a snake bites you, doctors may give you antivenin.

Antivenin helps the body fight the venom from a spider bite.

Sometimes hospitals do not have enough antivenin.

The doctor administered antivenin quickly after the snakebite to save her life.