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topical

/ˈtɒp.ɪ.kəl/

Traduction: Qui concerne un sujet particulier ou l'actualité du moment ; également utilisé en médecine pour un traitement appliqué directement sur la peau.

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adjective

/ˈtɒp.ɪ.kəl/B2formalmedical
  • frQui concerne un sujet particulier ou l'actualité du moment ; également utilisé en médecine pour un traitement appliqué directement sur la peau.

Relating to a particular subject or current events; also used in medicine to describe a treatment applied directly to the skin.

  1. Applied to the body surfaceB2formalmedical

    Relating to or applied directly to a particular part of the body, especially the skin.

    frtopique (application locale)

    • The doctor prescribed a topical cream for the rash.
    • Topical treatments are often used for skin infections.
    • This ointment is for topical use only.

    Synonymesexternallocal

  2. Organized by subjectB2formal

    Relating to or arranged according to topics or subjects.

    frthématique

    • The book is organized in a topical manner, with each chapter covering a different subject.
    • The conference had a topical structure, grouping presentations by theme.
    • The index is topical, listing entries by subject matter.

    Synonymesthematic

    Antonymeschronologicalsequential

  3. Currently relevantB2formal

    Relating to subjects that are of current or local interest; timely.

    frActuel / d'actualité

    • The comedian's jokes were very topical, referencing recent news events.
    • The article discusses topical issues like climate change and social justice.
    • The lecture was on a highly topical subject in modern politics.

    Synonymescontemporarycurrenthotnewsworthyrecentrelevanttimelyup-to-date

    Antonymesirrelevantobsoleteoutdateduntimely

Formes
  • more topical comparative form
  • most topical superlative form