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1 hacer sudar
• cause to perspire -
2 स्विद् _svid
1स्विद् ind. A particle of interrogation or inquiry, often implying 'doubt', or 'surprise', and translateable by 'what,' 'hey', 'hallo', 'can it be that'. It is added to interrogative pronouns in this sense or to give an indefinite sense; कास्विदवगुण्ठनवती नातिपरिस्फुटशरीरलावण्या Ś.5.13; Me.14. It is sometimes used disjunctively in the sense of 'either,' 'or', with नु, उत, वा &c.; सरोजपत्रे नु विलीनषट्पदे विलोलदृष्टेः स्विदमू विलोचने । शिरोरुहाः स्विन्नतपक्ष्मसंतते- र्द्विरेफवृन्दं नु निशद्बनिश्चलम् ॥ Ki.8.35;12.15;13.8;14.6; see आहो also.2स्विद् I. 4 P. (स्विद्यति, स्विदित or स्विन्न) To sweat, perspire; तदा मोहमनुप्राप्तः सिष्विदे हि जनार्दनः Mb.7.27.2; स्विद्यति कूणति वेल्लति K. P.1; U.3.41; Ku.7.77; Māl. 1.35; स त्वां पश्यति कम्पते पुलकयत्यानन्दति स्विद्यति Gīt.11. -II. 1 Ā. (स्वेदते, स्विन्न or स्वेदित)1 To be anointed.-2 To be greasy or unctuous; निष्टापस्विद्यदस्थ्नः क्वथनपरिणम- न्मेदसः प्रेतकायान् Māl.5.17.-3 To be disturbed. -Caus. (स्वेदयति-ते)1 To cause to perspire.-2 To heat.3स्विद् (In comp.) Sweating, perspiring. -
3 sweat
1 noun(a) (perspiration) sueur f, transpiration f;∎ sweat was dripping from his forehead son front était ruisselant de sueur;∎ I woke up covered in sweat je me suis réveillé en nage ou couvert de sueur ou tout en sueur;∎ the sweat was pouring off him il dégoulinait de sueur;∎ to break out in or to come out in a cold sweat avoir des sueurs froides;∎ she earned it by the sweat of her brow elle l'a gagné à la sueur de son front∎ British picking strawberries is a real sweat la cueillette des fraises est une vraie corvée;∎ can you give me a hand? - no sweat! peux-tu me donner un coup de main? - pas de problème!∎ to work oneself (up) into a sweat (about sth) se faire du mauvais sang (au sujet de qch);∎ there's no need to get into a sweat about it! pas la peine de te mettre dans des états pareils!(d) (on wall, surface) suintement m(a) (perspire) suer, transpirer;∎ the effort made him sweat l'effort l'a mis en sueur;∎ she was sweating profusely elle suait à grosses gouttes;∎ familiar to sweat like a pig suer comme un bœuf∎ my mother sweated over a hot stove from morning till night ma mère suait sur ses fourneaux du matin jusqu'au soir;∎ I'll make them sweat for this! ils vont me le payer!;∎ she's sweating over her homework elle est en train de suer sur ses devoirs∎ I was sweating in case he found out what I'd done j'avais la trouille qu'il découvre ce que j'avais fait;∎ I'm going to leave him to sweat for a while je vais le laisser mijoter un peu(a) (cause to perspire) faire suer ou transpirer;∎ the doctor recommended sweating the patient le médecin recommanda de faire transpirer le malade∎ to sweat blood suer sang et eau;∎ he sweated blood over this article il a sué sang et eau sur cet article;∎ familiar to sweat buckets suer comme un bœuf∎ we sweated the information out of him on lui a fait cracher le morceau∎ don't sweat it! pas de panique!;∎ familiar don't sweat the small stuff! n'en fais pas tout un plat!►► Anatomy sweat duct conduit m sudorifère;American familiar Finance sweat equity plus-value□ f (acquise grâce à des améliorations, au travail fourni etc);sweat gland glande f sudoripare;sweat suit survêtement m, jogging méliminer;∎ you should do some exercise to sweat off those excess pounds tu devrais faire un peu d'exercice pour éliminer ces kilos superflus∎ stay in bed and try to sweat out the cold restez au lit et essayez de transpirer pour faire partir votre rhume∎ to sweat it out prendre son mal en patience, tenir jusqu'au bout;∎ leave him to sweat it out laissez-le se débrouiller tout seul -
4 hacer sudar
v.to cause to perspire, to sweat. -
5 diraro
I.In econom. lang., to thin out, to make thin by cutting, Col. 4, 32, 4; 5, 6, 36.—II.Transf.(α). (β).Of the body, to cause to perspire excessively, Cael. Aur. Acut. 1, 15, 133; 1, 11, 84. -
6 disraro
I.In econom. lang., to thin out, to make thin by cutting, Col. 4, 32, 4; 5, 6, 36.—II.Transf.(α). (β).Of the body, to cause to perspire excessively, Cael. Aur. Acut. 1, 15, 133; 1, 11, 84. -
7 རྔལ་འདོན་པ་
[rngal 'don pa]cause to sweat or perspire -
8 संस्विद्
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9 स्विद्
svid1) ind. (prob. fr. 5. su + id;
cf. kuvid) a particle of interrogation orﾠ inquiry orﾠ doubt,
often translatable by « do you think?», « perhaps», « pray», « indeed», « any» (esp. used after the interrogative ka andﾠ its derivatives
e.g.. kaḥsvideshāmbrāhmaṇānāmanucāna-tamaḥ, « pray who < orﾠ « who do you think» > is the most learned of these Brahmans?» ṠBr. ;
but alsoﾠ without another interrogative e.g.. tvaṉsvinnoyājñavalkyabrakmishṭho'si, « do you think Yājñavalkya, you are the greatest Brāhman among us?» ib. ;
alsoﾠ used after uta, api, āho, andﾠ utâ̱ho, andﾠ disjunctively in the first orﾠ second orﾠ both parts of a double interrogation, thus:
kiṉnu-svid;
kiṉsvid-svid;
svid-svid;
svid-utâ̱ho;
nu-svid;
svid-nu;
svid-uta;
svid-vā;
svid-kimu;
svid-kim-nukim;
sometimes making a preceding interrogative indefinite e.g.. kvásvid, « anywhere» ;
káḥsvid, « whoever», « any one» ;
similarly with yad e.g.. yadsviddīyate, « whatever is given» MaitrS. ;
sometimes apparently a mere expletive) RV. etc. etc.
2) cl. 1. Ā. 4. P. Dhātup. XVIII, 4; XXVI, 79 ;
svedate orﾠ svidyati (Ā. svidyate Yājñ. ;
p. svidyamāna Suṡr. ;
pf. sishveda Gr.;
sishvide MBh. ;
p. sishvidāná RV. ;
aor. asvidat Ṡiṡ. ;
fut. svettā, svetsyati Gr.;
ind. p. - svedam Br.), to sweat, perspire AitĀr. ChUp. KātyṠr. MBh. etc.;
( svedate), to be anointed Dhātup. ;
to be disturbed (?) ib.:
Caus. svedayati (aor. asishvidat), to cause to sweat, treat with sudorifics Suṡr. ;
to foment, soften SāmavBr.:
Desid. of Caus. sisvedayishati, Gr.:
Desid. sisvitshati ib.:
Intens. seshvidyate, seshvetti ib. ;
+ cf. Gk. ἱδρώς;
Lat. sūdor, sūdare;
Angl. Sax. swât;
Eng. sweat;
Germ. shchweiss, schwitṡen
3) (ifc.) sweating, perspiring Ṡiṡ.
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10 عرق
عَرّقَ: جَعَلَهُ يَعْرَقto sweat, cause to sweat or perspire; to promote perspiration -
11 terletmek
/ı/ 1. to make (someone, an animal) sweat or perspire, sweat. 2. to cause (someone) much work, make (someone) sweat.
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