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engorgement

/ɪnˈɡɔːrdʒ.mənt/

Traduction: Nom désignant un état de gonflement ou de stagnation, souvent dû à un afflux sanguin, ou l'action de manger avidement jusqu'à l'excès.

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noun

/ɪnˈɡɔːrdʒ.mənt/C2formal
  • frNom désignant un état de gonflement ou de stagnation, souvent dû à un afflux sanguin, ou l'action de manger avidement jusqu'à l'excès.

A noun referring to the state of being swollen or congested, often with blood, or the act of eating greedily to the point of fullness.

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  1. Congestion with bloodC1formalmedical

    The state of being swollen or congested with fluid, especially blood.

    frEngorgement vasculaire

    • Breast engorgement is common after childbirth.
    • The doctor noted engorgement of the blood vessels in the patient's leg.
    • Engorgement of the nasal passages can cause difficulty breathing.

    Synonymescongestiondistensionhyperemiaswelling

  2. Eating ravenouslyC2formal

    The act of eating greedily or voraciously to the point of being full.

    frGorgement

    • After the long hike, his engorgement of the meal was understandable.
    • The feast led to a general engorgement among the guests.
    • His engorgement of the entire cake shocked everyone at the party.

    Synonymesbingedevouringgluttonyovereatingstuffing

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  • engorgements plural form
  • engorgements' possessive plural form
  • engorgement's possessive singular form
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