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feverish

/ˈfiː.vər.ɪʃ/

Traduction: Qui a de la fièvre ou qui présente les symptômes d'une fièvre ; s'emploie aussi au sens figuré pour décrire une activité intense, frénétique ou agitée.

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/ˈfiː.vər.ɪʃ/B2formalmedical
  • frQui a de la fièvre ou qui présente les symptômes d'une fièvre ; s'emploie aussi au sens figuré pour décrire une activité intense, frénétique ou agitée.

Describing a state of having a fever or showing symptoms of fever; also used metaphorically to describe intense, agitated activity.

  1. Having a feverB1formalmedical

    Having an abnormally high body temperature, typically due to illness.

    frayant de la fièvre

    • The child felt feverish and was taken to the doctor.
    • She had a feverish forehead and was shivering.
    • Feverish patients are advised to rest and drink fluids.

    Synonymesburningfebrilefeveredflushedhot

    Antonymesafebrilecoldcool

  2. Intense or agitatedB2informal

    Characterized by intense activity, excitement, or agitation.

    frfébrile

    • There was a feverish atmosphere in the office before the deadline.
    • He worked at a feverish pace to finish the project.
    • The crowd was in a feverish state of anticipation.

    Synonymesagitatedexcitedfranticfrenziedheatedhecticintenserestlessturbulentwild

    Antonymescalmcomposedcoolplacidserene

Formes
  • more feverish comparative form
  • most feverish superlative form
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