expelling

• Nom désignant l'action d'expulser, notamment l'évacuation de substances hors de l'organisme par des processus corporels, ou le fait de renvoyer quelqu'un d'un lieu ou d'un groupe.

A noun referring to any of several bodily processes by which substances are forced out of the body.

1. process of expulsionB2formalmedical

   Any of several bodily processes by which substances are forced out of the body, such as excretion, elimination, or discharge.

   expulsion (processus corporel)

   • The expelling of waste from the body is a normal biological function.
   • Certain reflexes assist in the expelling of foreign particles from the lungs.
   • The medication may affect the expelling of bile from the liver.

   Synonymesdischargeeliminationemptyingevacuationexcretingexcretionexpulsionvoiding

• Verbe utilisé pour désigner le fait de forcer quelqu'un à quitter un lieu, une organisation ou une école, ou d'évacuer quelque chose du corps.

A verb used to indicate the act of forcing someone to leave a place, organization, or school, or of forcing something out of the body.

1. Force to leaveB2formal

   To officially force someone to leave a school, organization, or country.

   Expulser

   • The student was expelled for cheating on the exam.
   • The government expelled the foreign diplomat for spying.
   • He was expelled from the club after breaking the rules.

   Synonymesbanishdeportdismissejectevictkick outoustthrow out

   Antonymesacceptadmitharborreceivewelcome

2. Remove or dischargeB2formal

   To force something out, especially from the body or a container.

   Expulser (rejeter hors du corps ou d'un contenant)

   • The machine expels hot air through the vent.
   • The body expels waste through the digestive system.
   • The volcano expelled ash and lava for days.

   Synonymesdischargeejecteliminateemitevacuateexcreteexudevoid

   Antonymesabsorbcontainholdimbibeingestinjectretaintake in