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engorge

/ɪnˈɡɔːrdʒ/

Traduction: Verbe signifiant remplir ou gonfler avec un liquide, du sang ou une autre substance, souvent jusqu'à l'excès.

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/ɪnˈɡɔːrdʒ/C2formal
  • frVerbe signifiant remplir ou gonfler avec un liquide, du sang ou une autre substance, souvent jusqu'à l'excès.

A verb meaning to fill or swell with fluid, blood, or other substance, often to excess.

  1. Overeat or eat immodestlyC2formal

    To eat greedily or to excess; to stuff oneself with food.

    frse gaver

    • He engorged himself at the buffet, eating far more than anyone else.
    • The guests engorged on the lavish feast until they could barely move.
    • She tends to engorge on sweets when she is stressed.

    Synonymesbingeglutgobblegorgeguzzleovereatoverindulgesatiatestuffwolf

    Antonymesabstaindietfaststarve

  2. Swelling or filling with fluidC2formal

    To become swollen or distended, often with blood or other fluid.

    frS'engorger (se remplir de liquide)

    • The tick's body engorged with blood after feeding.
    • The veins in his neck engorged as he strained to lift the heavy weight.
    • The sponge engorged with water, becoming heavy and saturated.

    Synonymesbloatcongestdistendfillinflateintumesceswelltumefy

    Antonymesdeflatedrainemptyshrink

Formes
  • engorged past participle
  • engorged past simple
  • engorging present participle
  • engorges third person singular
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