atrophied
/ˈæt.rə.fiːd/adjective
C2formalcommonmedical/ˈæt.rə.fiːd/Describes something that has wasted away or decreased in size, strength, or effectiveness, often due to lack of use or nourishment.
ruОписывает то, что атрофировалось или уменьшилось в размере, силе или эффективности, часто из-за отсутствия использования или питания.esDescribe algo que se ha atrofiado o que ha disminuido en tamaño, fuerza o eficacia, a menudo por falta de uso o de nutrición. También puede referirse a lo que ha degenerado o perdido su vigor.frDécrit ce qui a subi une atrophie, c'est-à-dire une diminution de taille, de force ou de fonction, souvent due à un manque d'utilisation ou de nutrition.deBeschreibt etwas, das geschwunden oder in Größe, Kraft oder Wirksamkeit vermindert ist, oft durch Nichtgebrauch oder Mangel an Nährstoffen. Bezieht sich auf Organe, Gewebe oder Fähigkeiten, die verkümmert oder geschwächt sind.ptDescreve algo que atrofiou ou diminuiu em tamanho, força ou eficiência, frequentemente por falta de uso, estímulo ou nutrição. Pode indicar também enfraquecimento ou degeneração de uma capacidade, órgão ou processo.zh指因缺乏使用、营养或刺激而萎缩、退化,在大小、力量或效能上减弱。arيصف شيئًا ضمر أو تقلص في الحجم أو القوة أو الفعالية، غالبًا بسبب عدم الاستخدام أو سوء التغذية.
- Wasted or Shrunken C1 formal medical
Having decreased in size or function due to lack of use, disease, or inadequate nutrition.
- The patient's atrophied muscles required months of physical therapy.
- An atrophied organ may not function properly.
- The doctor noted the atrophied tissue in the MRI scan.
ruАтрофированныйesatrofiadofratrophiédeAtrophiertptAtrofiadozh萎缩的arضامر
Synonyms: cadaverousemaciatedgauntscrawnyshriveledshrunkenskeletalwastedwithered
Antonyms: developedgrownhypertrophiedstrengthened
- Declined or Weakened C1 formal
Having become less effective, powerful, or developed over time due to neglect or disuse.
- His atrophied social skills made it hard to connect with new colleagues.
- The company's atrophied research department struggled to innovate.
- An atrophied sense of curiosity can hinder personal growth.
ruАтрофированныйesatrofiado, debilitadofrAtrophié (affaibli)deVerkümmertptAtrofiadozh萎缩的arضامر، ضعيف، متدهور
Synonyms: debilitateddecayeddiminishedshrunkenwastedweakenedwithered
Antonyms: developedflourishinggrownnourishedrobuststrongthrivingvigorous
- more atrophied comparative form
- most atrophied superlative form
verb
C1formalcommon/ˈæt.rə.fi/A verb used to indicate the process of wasting away, declining, or deteriorating, typically due to lack of use or nourishment.
ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения процесса истощения, упадка или ухудшения, обычно из-за отсутствия использования или питания.esVerbo que indica el proceso de debilitarse, consumirse o deteriorarse, generalmente por falta de uso, alimento o actividad.frVerbe utilisé pour désigner le processus de dépérissement, de déclin ou de détérioration, généralement dû à un manque d'usage ou de nutrition.deVerb, das den Prozess des Schwundes, Verfalls oder der Verschlechterung bezeichnet, meist durch mangelnde Nutzung oder Ernährung.ptVerbo usado para indicar o processo de definhamento, declínio ou deterioração, geralmente por falta de uso ou de nutrição.zh动词,指因缺乏使用、营养或刺激而逐渐萎缩、衰退或恶化,常用于身体组织、能力或事物。arفعل يُستخدم للإشارة إلى عملية الضمور أو التدهور أو التراجع، عادةً بسبب عدم الاستخدام أو سوء التغذية.
- Waste away (body) C1 formal medical
To gradually decrease in size or strength, especially of a body part or tissue, due to lack of use or disease.
- The muscles in his leg began to atrophy after months in a cast.
- Without regular exercise, the body's muscles will atrophy over time.
- The disease caused the nerves to atrophy, leading to paralysis.
ruАтрофироватьсяesatrofiarse (tejido corporal)frS'atrophier (corps)deAtrophierenptAtrofiar-sezh萎缩arضُمور
Synonyms: decaydegeneratedwindleshrinkwasteweakenwither
Antonyms: developflourishgrowstrengthenthrive
- Decline or weaken (abstract) C1 formal
To gradually become weaker, less effective, or less developed, especially of skills, abilities, or institutions.
- Her language skills began to atrophy after she stopped practicing.
- The company's innovative spirit atrophied under poor management.
- Without intellectual stimulation, the mind can atrophy.
ruАтрофироватьсяesatrofiarse (en sentido figurado)frS'atrophier (au sens abstrait)deVerkümmernptAtrofiarzh萎缩arيَضْمُر
Synonyms: decaydeclinedegeneratedeterioratedwindlefadeflaglanguishwaneweakenwither
Antonyms: developflourishgrowstrengthenthrive
- atrophied past participle
- atrophied past simple
- atrophying present participle
- atrophies third person singular