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constipation

/ˌkɒn.stɪˈpeɪ.ʃən/

Traduction: État médical caractérisé par des selles rares ou difficiles à évacuer, souvent symptôme de troubles digestifs ; également utilisé au sens figuré pour décrire un état de stagnation ou d'inefficacité.

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/ˌkɒn.stɪˈpeɪ.ʃən/B2formalmedical
  • frÉtat médical caractérisé par des selles rares ou difficiles à évacuer, souvent symptôme de troubles digestifs ; également utilisé au sens figuré pour décrire un état de stagnation ou d'inefficacité.

A medical condition characterized by infrequent or difficult bowel movements, often a symptom of digestive issues; also used figuratively to describe a state of being blocked or made ineffective.

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  1. Bowel conditionB2formalmedical

    A condition where bowel movements are infrequent or difficult to pass, often associated with intestinal issues.

    frConstipation

    • The patient complained of severe constipation after the surgery.
    • Eating more fiber can help relieve constipation.
    • Constipation is a common symptom of dehydration.

    Synonymesdyscheziairregularityobstipation

    Antonymesdiarrhealooseness

  2. Stagnation or uselessnessC1formal

    The act of making something ineffective or pointless through routine or repetition.

    frStagnation ou inutilité

    • The bureaucracy led to a constipation of the entire approval process.
    • Routine tasks can cause a constipation of creative thinking.
    • The project suffered from a constipation of ideas due to excessive meetings.

    Synonymesblockagecongestiongridlocklogjamobstructionstagnation

Formes
  • constipations plural form
  • constipations' possessive plural form
  • constipation's possessive singular form
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