turgide
tyʁʒid
Definition Synonyms
Definition of turgide - Reverso French Dictionary
Adjective
1.
langageRare pompeux et emphatique dans le styleRare
- Son discours turgide ennuyait l'assemblée.
2.
médicalTECH. gonflé et distendu par un afflux de liquideTECH.
- Ses veines turgides étaient visibles sous la peau.
Origin of turgide
latin, turgidus (gonflé)
Examples of turgide in a sentence
Sa lettre turgide a été difficile à comprendre. La feuille turgide montre que la plante est bien hydratée. Le médecin a noté un abdomen turgide chez le patient.
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- English:turgid, swollen, ...
- German:schwülstig, prall, ...
- Italian:ampolloso, turgido, ...
- Spanish:ampuloso, turgente, ...
- Portuguese:turgido, túrgido, ...
- Chinese:浮夸的, 肿胀, ...
- Japanese:大仰な, 膨張した, ...
- Arabic:متكلف, متورم, ...
- Hebrew:נָפוּחַ, מָתוּחַ, ...
- Russian:напыщенный, набухший, ...
- Ukrainian:пишномовний, набряклий, ...
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