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astringe

/əˈstrɪndʒ/

Traduction: Verbe vieilli signifiant lier, resserrer ou comprimer, souvent utilisé dans un contexte médical ou physiologique pour décrire la contraction des tissus ou l'arrêt d'un saignement.

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verb

/əˈstrɪndʒ/C2formalmedicalobsolète
  • frVerbe vieilli signifiant lier, resserrer ou comprimer, souvent utilisé dans un contexte médical ou physiologique pour décrire la contraction des tissus ou l'arrêt d'un saignement.

An archaic verb meaning to bind, constrict, or draw together, often used in medical or physiological contexts to describe the contraction of tissues or the stopping of bleeding.

  1. Constrict or draw togetherC2formalmedical

    To cause tissues to contract or become tight, often used in medical or biological contexts.

    frResserrer (des tissus)

    • The lotion helps astringe the skin and reduce pores.
    • Certain compounds can astringe blood vessels to stop bleeding.
    • The cold water caused his skin to astringe slightly.

    Synonymesbindcompressconstrictcontractnarrowtighten

    Antonymesdilateexpandloosenrelax

  2. Become constricted or compressedC2formalmedical

    To become tighter or more compact, as in tissues or fibers.

    frSe resserrer (en parlant de tissus ou de fibres)

    • The fibers astringe when exposed to the chemical solution.
    • As the wound healed, the tissue began to astringe naturally.
    • The muscle will astringe in response to the stimulus.

    Synonymescompressconstrictcontractnarrowshrinktighten

    Antonymesdilateexpandloosenrelax

Formes
  • astringed past participle
  • astringed past simple
  • astringing present participle
  • astringes third person singular