Translation for 'ear drum' from English to Hungarian

ear drum

dobhártya {noun} [Membrana tympani]anat.

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to drum

dobolzene

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drum

dob {noun}zene

side drum

kisdob {noun}zene

pergődob {noun}zene

snare drum

kisdob {noun}zene

pergődob {noun}zene

ear

fül {noun}anat.

(ear) stud

fülbevaló {noun}

ear ring

lógófülbevaló {noun}

external ear

külsőfül {noun}anat.

outer ear

külsőfül {noun}anat.

ear drops

fülcseppek {noun}orvost.

ear discharge [otorrhea]

fülfolyás {noun}orvost.

dog-ear [fig.]

szamárfül {noun} [átv.]

middle ear inflammation <MEI>

középfültő gyulladás {noun}orvost.

inflammation of the middle ear

középfültő gyulladás {noun}orvost.

ear worm [coll.] [catchy tune]

fülbemászó dallam {noun}zene

• The primary form of hearing loss in otosclerosis is conductive hearing loss (CHL) whereby sounds reach the ear drum but are incompletely transferred via the ossicular chain in the middle ear, and thus partly fail to reach the inner ear (cochlea).
• Also, the diagnosis may be made in children who have mild bulging of the ear drum and recent onset of ear pain (less than 48 hours) or intense erythema (redness) of the ear drum.
• The middle ear holds the tympanic membrane, or ear drum and several little bones that are moved by the sound waves that have entered the ear via the canal.
• An article in NME shortly after release claimed Slade were in trouble over the album cover, which featured an 'offensive' picture of a nail piercing an ear drum, and that many dealers were refusing to stock it.
• One method used to obtain the HRTF from a given source location is therefore to measure the head-related impulse response (HRIR), "h"("t"), at the ear drum for the impulse "Δ"("t") placed at the source.

• Johnson later stated on "The Howard Stern Show" that his hearing loss did not come from performing for 36 years with AC/DC, but rather his love of auto racing and having forgotten to put in ear plugs during one race that ruptured his left ear drum.
• Microphones are placed exactly at the ear drum using Primo EM 172 and 235mm being the average earlobe to earlobe distance.
• Infection in the ear may result in a perforated ear drum or destruction of the mastoid bone.
• Cholesteatomas occur in two basic classifications: Acquired cholesteatomas, which are more common, are usually caused by pathological alteration of the ear drum leading to accumulation of keratin within the middle ear.
• Symptoms may include bruising behind the ears, bruising around the eyes, or blood behind the ear drum.

• The GRAS dummy’s are flexible: they include head or torso with replaceable pinnae of different sizes and materials, set of different type ear-canal simulators, ear-drum simulators.
• Landing incorrectly from higher loops can break the board in half. Sailers who do not angle the sail enough for the rotation could lands on their side and could blow out their ear drum .
• Following exposure to intolerable sounds, this contraction of the tensor tympani muscle tightens the ear drum, which can lead to the symptoms of ear pain/a fluttering sensation/a sensation of fullness in the ear (in the absence of any middle or inner ear pathology).
• Although a temporary solution, surgical ventilation tube placement in the ear drum has also proven to be an effective treatment option.
• Comparison of hearing sensitivity through bone conduction and directly through the ear canal can aid audiologists in identifying pathologies of the middle ear—the area between the tympanic membrane (ear drum) and the cochlea (inner ear).

• The Army turned him down during World War II because of a perforated ear drum.
• Hearing tests are administered to ensure optimal function of the ear and to observe whether or not sound stimuli is entering the ear drum and reaching the brain as should be.
• Sound vibrations from an object cause vibrations in air molecules, which in turn, vibrate the ear drum.