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effusion

/ɪˈfjuː.ʒən/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'écoulement d'un liquide ou d'un gaz hors d'un contenant, ou encore l'expression débordante et non retenue de sentiments ou d'émotions.

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/ɪˈfjuː.ʒən/C2formal
  • frNom désignant l'écoulement d'un liquide ou d'un gaz hors d'un contenant, ou encore l'expression débordante et non retenue de sentiments ou d'émotions.

A noun referring to an instance of liquid or gas escaping from a container, or an unrestrained expression of feelings or emotions.

  1. Medical dischargeC1formalmedical

    The escape of fluid into a body cavity or tissue, often due to injury or disease.

    frÉpanchement

    • The patient was diagnosed with a pleural effusion.
    • Doctors drained the effusion from his knee joint.
    • An effusion of blood occurred after the trauma.

    Synonymesdischargeextravasationexudateleakageseepagetransudate

  2. Outpouring of emotionC1formal

    An unrestrained expression of feelings, especially in speech or writing.

    freffusion (de sentiments)

    • Her speech was an effusion of gratitude and joy.
    • The poem was a lyrical effusion of love and loss.
    • His effusion of anger surprised everyone in the room.

    Synonymeseruptionfloodgushoutburstoutpouringspatesurgetorrent

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  • effusions plural form
  • effusions' possessive plural form
  • effusion's possessive singular form
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