0 a small hole made by a sharp object -- dziurka
1 a hole in a tyre that makes the air come out -- guma
to have a puncture
2 to make a hole in something -- przebić
Using a thin sterile glass needle, antral bulges on the ovarian surface were punctured and oocytes collected from the medium.
Follicular oocytes were collected by puncturing medium-sized follicles (2-5 mm in diameter).
Once language contact was made, the homogeneity of linguistic evidence was punctured, which resulted in the coexistence of two distinct grammars in the learners.
In 3 dogs, the septum could be punctured in its mid-portion; in all 3, the stent was deployed symmetrically across the septum.
One male was marked with elytral punctures and was taken to be the 'non-focal' male.
The screens must be inspected periodically for accidental punctures and dusty screens must be cleaned regularly to remove dust that reduces ventilation and light.
The book's darkness, fluttered momentarily by sarcasm, punctured in places by genuine humour or brilliant observation, is at once its triumph and a major problem.
From the elevations it will be seen that these walls are barely punctured by small openings.
