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anaesthetic

/ˌæn.əsˈθet.ɪk/

Traduction: Qui provoque ou concerne la perte de sensibilité, en particulier à la douleur, dans une partie du corps ou dans tout le corps., Substance qui provoque une perte temporaire de sensation ou de conscience, généralement utilisée lors de procédures médicales pour prévenir la douleur.

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adjective

/ˌæn.əsˈθet.ɪk/C1formalmedical
  • frQui provoque ou concerne la perte de sensibilité, en particulier à la douleur, dans une partie du corps ou dans tout le corps.

Relating to or producing a loss of sensation, especially pain, in a specific area or the entire body.

  1. Causing loss of sensationB2formalmedical

    Relating to or producing a temporary loss of bodily sensations, especially pain.

    frAnesthésique

    • The anaesthetic cream numbed the skin before the injection.
    • An anaesthetic agent was used during the surgery.
    • The dentist applied an anaesthetic gel to the patient's gums.

    Synonymesanalgesicdeadeningnumbing

    Antonymessensitizingstimulating

  2. Producing insensibilityB2formalmedical

    Describing a substance or procedure that induces a state of insensibility or unconsciousness.

    franesthésique

    • The anaesthetic properties of the drug were carefully studied.
    • General anaesthetic gases are used to render patients unconscious.
    • The anaesthetic effect lasted for several hours after the operation.

    Synonymesanalgesicanodynedeadeningnarcoticnumbingsedativesoporific

    Antonymessensitizingstimulating

  3. Characterized by insensibilityC1formal

    Describing a state or condition where a person is unable to feel physical sensations.

    frCaractérisé par l'insensibilité

    • The patient remained in an anaesthetic state throughout the procedure.
    • His anaesthetic condition prevented him from feeling any pain.
    • The anaesthetic numbness gradually wore off after the operation.

    Synonymesdeadenedinsensateinsensiblenumbsenselessunfeeling

    Antonymesawareconscioussensitive

Formes
  • more anaesthetic comparative form
  • most anaesthetic superlative form
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noun

/ˌæn.əsˈθet.ɪk/B2formalmedical
  • frSubstance qui provoque une perte temporaire de sensation ou de conscience, généralement utilisée lors de procédures médicales pour prévenir la douleur.

A noun referring to a substance that induces temporary loss of sensation or consciousness, typically used during medical procedures to prevent pain.

  1. Medical drug for loss of sensationB2formalmedical

    A substance that induces a temporary loss of sensation or consciousness, used to prevent pain during medical procedures.

    frAnesthésique (produit anesthésiant)

    • The dentist administered a local anaesthetic before the procedure.
    • General anaesthetic was used during the surgery.
    • The patient was given an anaesthetic to numb the area.

    Synonymesanalgesicanestheticanodynenarcoticpainkiller

  2. Agent producing insensibilityC1formalmedical

    Something that causes a lack of feeling or awareness, either physically or metaphorically.

    frAgent produisant l'insensibilité

    • The cold acted as an anaesthetic for his injured hand.
    • The monotony of the lecture was like an anaesthetic for the students.
    • The drug served as an anaesthetic for the emotional pain.

    Synonymesanalgesicanestheticanodynenarcoticsedative

  3. State of insensibilityC1formal

    A condition characterized by a lack of physical or emotional responsiveness.

    frAnesthésie

    • He was in a state of anaesthetic after the accident.
    • The news left her in an anaesthetic shock.
    • The repetitive work induced a kind of mental anaesthetic.

    Antonymesawarenessconsciousnessfeelingsensibility

Formes
  • anaesthetics plural form
  • anaesthetics' possessive plural form
  • anaesthetic's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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