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remedy

/ˈrem.ə.di/

Traduction: Nom désignant un médicament ou un traitement qui guérit ou soulage une maladie, ou toute solution qui corrige un problème ou une situation indésirable., Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de corriger, guérir ou éliminer quelque chose de mauvais ou d'indésirable.

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noun

/ˈrem.ə.di/B1formalmedical
  • frNom désignant un médicament ou un traitement qui guérit ou soulage une maladie, ou toute solution qui corrige un problème ou une situation indésirable.

A noun referring to a medicine, treatment, or solution that cures, relieves, or corrects a problem, illness, or undesirable condition.

  1. Medical treatmentB1formalmedical

    A medicine or treatment that cures or relieves a disease or injury.

    frremède (traitement médical)

    • Honey and lemon is a popular home remedy for a sore throat.
    • The doctor prescribed a remedy for her allergies.
    • There is no known remedy for the common cold.

    Synonymesantidotecuredrugmedicationmedicinerestorativetherapytreatment

  2. Solution to a problemB2formal

    A way of solving or correcting a problem or difficulty.

    frSolution à un problème

    • Education is the best remedy for poverty.
    • The government is seeking a remedy for the economic crisis.
    • Communication is often a good remedy for misunderstandings.

    Synonymesanswerantidotecorrectivecurefixredressresolutionsolution

Formes
  • remedies plural form
  • remedies' possessive plural form
  • remedy's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/ˈrɛm.ə.di/B2formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de corriger, guérir ou éliminer quelque chose de mauvais ou d'indésirable.

A verb used to indicate the act of correcting, curing, or putting right something that is wrong or undesirable.

  1. Cure or treatB2formalmedical

    To cure or relieve a disease, injury, or problem.

    frsoigner, guérir

    • This medicine can remedy the infection quickly.
    • Doctors are working to remedy the patient's condition.
    • Herbal teas are often used to remedy minor ailments.

    Synonymesalleviatecorrectcureeasehealrectifyrelievetreat

    Antonymesaggravateharmhurtinjureworsen

  2. Correct or fixB2formal

    To correct or put right an undesirable situation or mistake.

    frRemédier, corriger

    • The company took steps to remedy the financial losses.
    • We need to remedy the error in the report before publishing.
    • The government introduced new policies to remedy the housing crisis.

    Synonymescorrectfixput rightrectifyredressrepairresolvesolve

    Antonymesaggravateexacerbateworsen

Formes
  • remedied past participle
  • remedied past simple
  • remedying present participle
  • remedies third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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