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puffy

/ˈpʌf.i/

Traduction: Décrit quelque chose de mou, arrondi et gonflé, souvent rempli d'air ou de liquide.

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adjective

/ˈpʌf.i/B1formal
  • frDécrit quelque chose de mou, arrondi et gonflé, souvent rempli d'air ou de liquide.

Describes something that is soft, round, and swollen, often with air or liquid.

  1. Swollen or distendedB1formal

    Abnormally enlarged or swollen, often due to fluid or gas.

    frenflé, gonflé

    • Her eyes were puffy from crying all night.
    • The patient's ankle was puffy after the injury.
    • The dough became puffy after rising for an hour.

    Synonymesbulgingedematousengorgedinflatedswollentumid

    Antonymesdeflatedflatshrunken

  2. Full and soft (hair or clothing)B1informal

    Having a full, soft, and rounded appearance, often used for hairstyles or garments.

    frBouffant

    • She wore a puffy dress to the party.
    • Her hair looked puffy after the blow-dry.
    • The puffy sleeves on the jacket gave it a vintage look.

    Synonymesairybillowybouffantcushionyfluffyfullpuffedsoftvoluminous

    Antonymesflatlimp

  3. Blowing in short burstsB2formal

    Characterized by short, intermittent bursts of air or wind.

    frpar à-coups

    • Puffy clouds drifted across the sky.
    • The wind was puffy, coming in sudden gusts.
    • He spoke in puffy breaths after running up the stairs.

    Synonymesblowyblusterygustysqually

Formes
  • puffier comparative form
  • puffiest superlative form
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