-
1 colique
-
2 colique
colique [kɔlik]feminine nouna. ( = diarrhée) diarrhoeab. ( = douleur) être pris de violentes coliques to have violent stomach pains* * *kɔlik1) ( diarrhée) diarrhoea2) ( douleur abdominale) stomach pain; ( chez le bébé) colic [U]* * *kɔlik nf1) (= diarrhée) diarrhoea Grande-Bretagne diarrhea USA (= douleurs) colic2) * (= personne ou chose ennuyeuse) pain ** * *colique nf1 ( diarrhée) diarrhoea; avoir la colique lit to have diarrhoea; fig to have the collywobbles GB ou the willies◑;2 ( douleur abdominale) stomach pain; ( chez le bébé) colic ¢; coliques hépatiques/néphrétiques biliary/renal colic; être pris de coliques to have sudden stomach pains;3 ◑(chose, personne ennuyeuse) quelle colique what a pain.[kɔlik] nom féminin1. (familier) [diarrhée] diarrhoeaa. renal colicb. [chez le nourrisson] gripes -
3 néphrétique
nefʀetikadjectif nephriticcoliques néphrétiques — renal colic [U]
* * *nefʀetik adjMÉDECINE nephritic, (colique) renal* * *néphrétique adj nephritic; coliques néphrétiques renal colic ¢.[nefretik] adjectif -
4 coliques néphrétiques
a. renal colicb. [chez le nourrisson] gripes -
5 tranché
tranche [tʀɑ̃∫]feminine nouna. [de pain, jambon] slice ; [de bacon] rasherb. [de livre, pièce de monnaie, planche] edgec. ( = section) section ; [de revenus, imposition] bracket• tranche d'âge/de salaires age/wage bracket• tranche horaire (TV, radio) time slot* * *tʀɑ̃ʃ1) (de pain, viande, fromage) slice; ( de lard) rashercouper en tranches — to slice, to cut [something] into slices
2) ( de temps) (d'opération, de travaux) phase; ( dans l'emploi du temps) period, time slot3) (de livre, pièce de monnaie) edge•Phrasal Verbs:••s'en payer une tranche — (colloq) to have a whale of a time (colloq), to have lots of fun
* * *tʀɑ̃ʃ nf1) (= morceau) [pain, jambon] slice2) (= arête) [livre] edge3) (= partie) [population] section, [impôts, revenus] bracket4) (= série) [actions] block5) [loterie] issue6) TECHNIQUE* * *tranche nf1 (de pain, viande, fromage) slice; (de lard, bacon) rasher; en tranches ( pain etc) in slices; ( bacon) in rashers; couper en tranches to slice, to cut [sth] into slices [pain, gâteau, jambon, rosbif]; to cut [sth] into rashers [bacon];3 (de livre, pièce de monnaie) edge;6 Math group, section.tranche d'âge age bracket; tranche horaire time slot; tranche d'imposition tax bracket; tranche de paiement Fin instalmentGB; tranche de revenu income bracket; tranche de salaire wage bracket; tranche de vie slice of life.s'en payer une tranche○ to have a whale of a time○, to have lots of fun.( féminin tranchée) [trɑ̃ʃe] adjectif————————nom masculintranchée nom féminin2. [en forêt] cutting (substantif non comptable)[pare-feu] firebreak————————tranchées nom féminin pluriel -
6 foireux
I.n. m.1. Character who suffers from recurring bouts of colic.2. 'Funk', coward.II.adj.1. Suffering from diarrhoea.2. 'Funky', cowardly. Depuis son accident, il est un rien foireux: Since his accident, he isn't half jittery.
См. также в других словарях:
Colic — Col ic, n. [F. colique, fr. L. colicus sick with the colic, Gr. ?, fr. ?, ?, the colon. The disease is so named from its being seated in or near the colon. See {Colon}.] (Med.) A severe paroxysmal pain in the abdomen, due to spasm, obstruction,… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
colic — colic; epi·colic; gas·tro·colic; hen·deca·colic; il·eo·colic; nic·colic; … English syllables
colic — CÓLIC, Ă, colici, ce, adj. Care se referă la colon. Arteră colică. – cf. fr. c ô l o n. Trimis de hai, 28.06.2004. Sursa: DEX 98 cólic adj. m., pl. cólici; f. sg. cólică … Dicționar Român
colic — [käl′ik] n. [ME colik < OFr colique < LL colicus, pertaining to colic, sick with colic < Gr kōlikos < kōlon, incorrect form for kolon, colon: from being seated in the colon and parts adjacent] 1. acute abdominal pain caused by various … English World dictionary
Colic — Col ic, a. 1. Of or pertaining to colic; affecting the bowels. Milton. [1913 Webster] 2. (Anat.) Of or pertaining to the colon; as, the colic arteries. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
colic — (n.) disease characterized by severe abdominal pain, early 15c., from L.L. colicus pertaining to colic, from Gk. kolikos, belonging to the kolon lower intestine (see COLON (Cf. colon) (2)). The word was used in English late 14c. as an adjective,… … Etymology dictionary
Colic... — Colic..., was sich auf den Grimmdarm (Colon) bezieht; daher Colĭca passio, Colicus dolor, Colicodynie, s. Kolik; C. pictorum, Malerkolik, s. u. Bleikolik; C. sanguinĕa, Blutkolik, s. Kolik; C. saturnīna (Colicoplegie), s. Bleikolik; Colicae… … Pierer's Universal-Lexikon
colic — has a derivative adjective colicky (with k to harden the sound) … Modern English usage
colic — ► NOUN ▪ severe pain in the abdomen caused by wind or obstruction in the intestines. DERIVATIVES colicky adjective. ORIGIN Latin colicus, from colon colon … English terms dictionary
Colic — An attack of crying and apparent abdominal pain in early infancy. This is a common condition, occurring in about 1 in every 10 babies. Colic is characterized by episodes of irritability, loud crying, and what appears to be abdominal pain with the … Medical dictionary
colic — colicky, adj. /kol ik/, Pathol., Vet. Pathol. n. 1. paroxysmal pain in the abdomen or bowels. adj. 2. pertaining to or affecting the colon or the bowels. [1400 50; late ME colike ( < MF colique) < L colica (passio) (suffering) of the colon < Gk… … Universalium