paralytic

• Relativo à paralisia ou afetado por ela; informalmente, descreve alguém em estado de embriaguez extrema.

Relating to or affected by paralysis; also used informally to describe someone who is extremely drunk.

1. Relating to paralysisC1formalmedical

   Of or pertaining to the condition of paralysis, which involves loss of muscle function.

   Paralítico

   • The patient exhibited paralytic symptoms after the stroke.
   • Paralytic diseases can severely impact a person's mobility.
   • The doctor diagnosed a paralytic condition affecting the lower limbs.

   Sinônimosparalytical

2. Affected with paralysisC1formalmedical

   Describes a person or part of the body that is suffering from paralysis.

   Paralítico

   • The accident left him paralytic from the waist down.
   • She became temporarily paralytic after the surgery.
   • Paralytic patients often require long-term care and rehabilitation.

   Sinônimosimmobileincapacitatedpalsiedparalyzedparetic

• Substantivo que designa uma pessoa que sofre de paralisia, ou seja, perdeu a capacidade de mover parte ou todo o corpo. Também pode ser usado como adjetivo para descrever alguém ou algo afetado por paralisia.

A noun referring to a person who is affected by paralysis, resulting in the loss of the ability to move part or all of their body.

1. Person with paralysisC1formalmedical

   A person who is affected by paralysis, the loss of the ability to move part or most of the body.

   Pessoa com paralisia

   • The hospital has a special wing for paralytics.
   • He worked as a therapist helping paralytics regain mobility.
   • The support group was formed by paralytics and their families.

   Sinônimosparaplegicpareticquadriplegic