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bandage

/ˈbæn.dɪdʒ/

Traduction: Bande de matériau utilisée pour couvrir, protéger ou serrer une plaie ou une blessure, ou pour maintenir un pansement ou un appareil en place., Verbe signifiant couvrir ou envelopper une plaie ou une blessure avec une bande de matériau pour la protéger ou la soutenir.

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noun

/ˈbæn.dɪdʒ/A2formal
  • frBande de matériau utilisée pour couvrir, protéger ou serrer une plaie ou une blessure, ou pour maintenir un pansement ou un appareil en place.

A noun referring to a strip of material used to cover, protect, or bind a wound or injury.

  1. Medical dressingA2formalmedical

    A strip of soft material used to cover and protect a wound or injury.

    frPansement

    • The nurse applied a clean bandage to the cut.
    • He wrapped a bandage around his sprained ankle.
    • Always keep a sterile bandage in your first aid kit.

    Synonymescompressdressinggauzelintplaster

  2. Supportive wrapA2formalmedical

    A material used to support an injured body part or hold a dressing in place.

    frBandage de maintien

    • The doctor used an elastic bandage to support the knee.
    • She wore a bandage on her wrist after the fall.
    • The bandage helped reduce swelling around the injury.

    Synonymesbindingcompressdressinggauzewrap

Formes
  • bandages plural form
  • bandages' possessive plural form
  • bandage's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/ˈbæn.dɪdʒ/B1formal
  • frVerbe signifiant couvrir ou envelopper une plaie ou une blessure avec une bande de matériau pour la protéger ou la soutenir.

A verb meaning to cover or bind a wound or injury with a strip of material for protection or support.

  1. Apply a bandageA2formalmedical

    To cover and protect an injured part of the body with a strip of soft material.

    frbander

    • The nurse bandaged the wound carefully.
    • He bandaged his ankle after the sprain.
    • She bandaged the cut to stop the bleeding.

    Synonymesbindcoverdressstrapwrap

  2. Wrap or encloseB1formalmedical

    To wrap something around a part of the body to cover or enclose it.

    frEnvelopper d'un bandage

    • They bandaged the package with tape.
    • She bandaged the broken vase with cloth.
    • He bandaged the rope around the pole.

    Synonymesbindcoverdressstrapwrap

    Antonymesexposeuncoverunwrap

  3. Dress a woundB1formalmedical

    To cover and bind a wound with a dressing or bandage.

    frpanser une plaie

    • The doctor bandaged the surgical incision.
    • She bandaged the burn with sterile gauze.
    • He bandaged the scrape on his knee.

    Synonymesbindcoverdressstrapwrap

Formes
  • bandaged past participle
  • bandaged past simple
  • bandaging present participle
  • bandages third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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