transcription, транскрипция: [ di-ˈbrēd-mənt, dā-, -ˌmänt, dā-brēd-ˈmäⁿ ]
noun
Etymology: French débridement, from débrider to remove adhesions, literally, to unbridle, from Middle French desbrider, from des- de- + bride bridle, from Middle High German brīdel — more at bridle
Date: circa 1842
: the usually surgical removal of lacerated, devitalized, or contaminated tissue
• de·bride di-ˈbrēd, dā- transitive verb