oksihenasyon
oksihenasyón with stress marks
oxygenation
Usage Note
Oksihenasyon is a technical term borrowed from English via Spanish, used primarily in medical and scientific contexts such as respiratory health, diving safety, or environmental science. Everyday speakers are more likely to say 'pagbibigay ng oksiheno' in casual conversation.
Examples
" Mahalaga ang oksihenasyon. "
Natural Translation
Oxygenation is important.
Literal Translation
Important the oxygenation.
" Mahalaga ang oksihenasyon ng dugo sa ating katawan. "
Natural Translation
The oxygenation of blood is important in our body.
Literal Translation
Important the oxygenation of blood in our body.
" Sinusubaybayan ng mga doktor ang oksihenasyon ng pasyente upang matiyak na malusog ang kanyang baga. "
Natural Translation
The doctors monitor the patient's oxygenation to make sure their lungs are healthy.
Literal Translation
Monitoring of-the [mga] doctor the oxygenation of patient so-that ensure that healthy the his/her lung.
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