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Traductions de palsied dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

palsied [GB ˈpɒlzɪd, ˈpɔːlzɪd] ADJ archaic

palsied

tremblant

palsy [GB ˈpɔːlzi, ˈpɒlzi, Am ˈpɔlzi] SUBST

palsy (paralysis)

paralysie f

palsy (trembling)

tremblement m

cerebral palsy [GB, Am ˌsɛrəbrəl ˈpɔlzi] SUBST

cerebral palsy

infirmité f motrice cérébrale

facial palsy [ˌfeɪʃl ˈpɔːlzɪ] SUBST MÉD

facial palsy

paralysie f faciale

Bell's palsy SUBST

Bell's palsy

paralysie f faciale

palsy-walsy [GB ˌpalzɪˈwalzi, Am ˌpælzi ˈwælzi] ADJ Am fam

palsy-walsy → pally

Voir aussi : pally

pally [GB ˈpali, Am ˈpæli] ADJ GB fam

pally

copain/copine fam (with avec)

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

anglais

What is a palsied man but a perpetual taker?

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Palsied strikes the summer's sun.

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A rosy sensual mouth is thick with coral-pink pigment, but her cheek melts into a watery, upsettingly palsied collapse.

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But today's palsied economy puts many of these dreams out of reach -- or at least on layaway.

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That, and a palsied right arm from a childhood scalding accident, should have relegated him to wallflower-dom.

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Back then the theater program was palsied.

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When the crown starts inching within his palsied grasp, he changes.

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She never regained the ability to speak clearly and her arm was palsied.

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The poem has a heavy focus on decay and deterioration: the leaves are withering and the narrator's thoughts are palsied.

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