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bilious

/ˈbɪl.i.əs/

Перевод: Относящийся к желчи; также используется для описания человека, который вспыльчив, раздражителен или злобен.

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adjective

/ˈbɪl.i.əs/C2formalmedical
  • ruОтносящийся к желчи; также используется для описания человека, который вспыльчив, раздражителен или злобен.

Relating to bile; also used to describe a person who is bad-tempered, irritable, or spiteful.

  1. Relating to bileC1formalmedical

    Relating to or containing bile, a digestive fluid produced by the liver.

    ruЖелчный

    • The patient had a bilious discharge after the surgery.
    • Bilious vomiting can indicate a serious medical condition.
    • The doctor examined the bilious fluid for signs of infection.

    Синонимыbiliarycholeric

  2. Suffering from gastric distressC1formalmedical

    Suffering from or suggesting a liver disorder or gastric distress, often with nausea or discomfort.

    ruСтрадающий от желудочного расстройства

    • He felt bilious after eating the rich, fatty meal.
    • The bilious patient complained of severe stomach cramps.
    • A bilious attack left her feeling weak and nauseous.

    Синонимыdyspepticnauseatednauseousqueasysickupset

  3. Irritable or bad-temperedC2formal

    Irritable or ill-tempered, as if suffering from indigestion.

    ruРаздражительный

    • His bilious remarks offended everyone at the meeting.
    • She was in a bilious mood all morning, snapping at her colleagues.
    • The critic's bilious review was harsh and unfair.

    Синонимыbad-temperedcantankerouscholericcrankygrumpyill-temperedirritablepeevishsplenetictesty

    Антонимыagreeableamiablecheerfulgood-humoredpleasant

Формы
  • more bilious comparative form
  • most bilious superlative form
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