festering

• Substantivo que designa o processo de formação e eliminação de pus em um abscesso ou bolha, ou o próprio produto líquido dessa inflamação.

A noun referring to the process of forming and discharging pus within an abscess or vesicle, or the fluid product of such inflammation.

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1. SuppurationC1formalmedical

   The process of forming pus in a wound, abscess, or vesicle as a result of infection or inflammation.

   Supuração

   • The doctor cleaned the wound to prevent festering.
   • Festering of the abscess caused severe pain.
   • Proper hygiene reduces the risk of festering in minor cuts.

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2. PusC1formalmedical

   A thick, yellowish or greenish fluid produced by inflamed tissue, consisting of dead white blood cells, bacteria, and tissue debris.

   Pus

   • The wound discharged a foul-smelling festering.
   • The surgeon drained the festering from the infected area.
   • Festering is a sign that the body is fighting an infection.

• Verbo usado para descrever o processo de infecção de uma ferida ou úlcera com formação de pus, ou, em sentido figurado, o agravamento de um sentimento negativo ou de uma situação com o passar do tempo.

A verb used to describe the process of a wound or sore becoming infected and producing pus, or metaphorically, a negative feeling or situation becoming worse over time.

1. Wound infectionB2formalmedical

   To become infected and produce pus, typically referring to a wound or sore.

   Supurar

   • The cut on his leg began to fester after he ignored it.
   • If the wound is not cleaned properly, it will fester.
   • The doctor warned that the untreated injury could fester and cause serious complications.

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2. Emotional bitternessB2formal

   To become worse or more intense over time, especially regarding negative feelings like anger or resentment.

   Amargar (sentimentos negativos)

   • Her resentment began to fester after years of being ignored.
   • The argument festered in his mind for weeks.
   • Unresolved conflicts can fester and damage relationships.

   Sinônimosbrewranklesimmersmolder

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