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bladder

/ˈblæd.ər/

Traduction: Nom désignant un sac membraneux extensible du corps qui retient un liquide ou un gaz, ou un sac gonflable rempli d'air.

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noun

/ˈblæd.ər/B2formalmedical
  • frNom désignant un sac membraneux extensible du corps qui retient un liquide ou un gaz, ou un sac gonflable rempli d'air.

A noun referring to a distensible membranous sac in the body that stores liquid or gas, or a bag that fills with air.

  1. Body organB1formalmedical

    A flexible, muscular sac in the body that stores urine before it is expelled.

    frVessie (organe)

    • The doctor examined her bladder for any signs of infection.
    • Drinking plenty of water helps keep the bladder healthy.
    • He felt a strong urge to empty his bladder.
  2. General sacB2formalscientific

    A flexible, membranous sac in an animal or plant that can hold liquid or gas.

    frVessie (sac général)

    • The swim bladder in fish helps them control their buoyancy.
    • Certain plants have a bladder-like structure to trap insects.
    • The scientist studied the bladder of the specimen under a microscope.

    Synonymesbullacystpocketsacvesicle

  3. Inflatable bagB1informal

    A bag or container that can be filled with air, often used in sports or equipment.

    frVessie (gonflable)

    • The soccer ball's bladder needed to be inflated before the game.
    • He replaced the inner bladder of the basketball.
    • The inflatable raft has a separate air bladder for safety.

    Synonymesair sacballoonpouchsac

Formes
  • bladders plural form
  • bladders' possessive plural form
  • bladder's possessive singular form
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