hypostasis
31hypostasis — hy·pos·ta·sis …
32hypostasis — n. accumulation of fluid or blood in a dependent part of the body, under the influence of gravity, in cases of poor circulation. Hypostatic congestion of the lung bases may be seen in debilitated patients who are confined to bed. It predisposes… …
33hypostasis — Ипостась …
34hypostasis — /haɪˈpɒstəsəs/ (say huy postuhsuhs) noun (plural hypostases /haɪˈpɒstəsiz/ (say huy postuhseez)) 1. Metaphysics a. that which stands under and supports; foundation. b. the underlying or essential part of anything, as distinguished from… …
35hypostasis — The use of this Greek word, which means what lies beneath, was long disputed in the early Church but eventually came to refer to the distinct persons of the Trinity. (See CCC 252) …
36hypostasis — n. (pl. ses ) support; hypostatised substance; essential substance; Medicine, sediment; hyperaemia of an organ; Theology, substance of the Trinity; person of the Trinity; whole personality of Christ. ♦ hypostatic, a. ♦ hypostatize, v.t.… …
37hypostasis — n. (pl. hypostases) 1 Med. an accumulation of fluid or blood in the lower parts of the body or organs under the influence of gravity, in cases of poor circulation. 2 Metaphysics an underlying substance, as opposed to attributes or to that which… …
38Гипостаз (Hypostasis) — скопление жидкости или крови в какой либо части тела под воздействием силы тяжести, связанное с нарушением циркуляции. Гипостатическое переполнение легких часто наблюдается у ослабленных больных, которые прикованы к постели. Гипостаз… …
39Hypostases — Hypostasis Hy*pos ta*sis, n.; pl. {Hypostases}. [L., fr. Gr. ? subsistence, substance, fr. ? to stand under; ? under + ? to stand, middle voice of ? to cause to stand. See {Hypo }, and {Stand}.] 1. That which forms the basis of anything;… …
40гипостаз 1 — (hypostasis; греч. осадок, отстой, от гипо + stasis стояние; син. конгестия гипостатическая) застой крови в нижележащих частях тела и отдельных органов …
