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yellow bile

/ˈjeləʊ baɪl/

Traduction: L'une des quatre humeurs de la médecine antique et médiévale, considérée comme un fluide corporel associé à la colère et au tempérament colérique. Dans la science médicale moderne, cette notion est obsolète.

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/ˈjeləʊ baɪl/C1formalmedicalobsolète
  • frL'une des quatre humeurs de la médecine antique et médiévale, considérée comme un fluide corporel associé à la colère et au tempérament colérique. Dans la science médicale moderne, cette notion est obsolète.

One of the four humors in ancient and medieval medicine, believed to be a bodily fluid associated with anger and choleric temperament. The concept is now obsolete in modern medical science.

  1. Historical bodily humorC2formal

    One of the four humors in ancient and medieval medicine, believed to be a yellow or greenish fluid produced by the liver, associated with a choleric temperament.

    frbile jaune

    • According to Hippocrates, an excess of yellow bile caused a person to be irritable and angry.
    • Medieval doctors believed that yellow bile was responsible for fevers and digestive issues.
    • The theory of the four humors included blood, phlegm, black bile, and yellow bile.
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