phlegmatic

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US
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phlegmaticsubstantiv
phlegmatics
Pl.
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Rare, countable; denotes a person with a phlegmatic temperament.
Übersetzungen
flegmatiqueEmploi substantivé pour désigner une personne de tempérament calme et impassible.
As a true phlegmatic, he met the bad news with a shrug.
En vrai flegmatique, il a accueilli la mauvaise nouvelle d'un haussement d'épaules.
Definitionen
A person who is phlegmatic in temperament.
As a true phlegmatic, he met the bad news with a shrug.
Synonyme
cool customer
unflappable person
impassive person
calm person
placid person
deadpan individual
phlegmaticadjektiv
more phlegmatic
Komp.
most phlegmatic
Super.
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Übersetzungen
flegmatiqueCalme, impassible, peu émotif.
Despite the chaos around him, he remained phlegmatic and continued with his work.
Malgré le chaos autour de lui, il est resté flegmatique et a continué son travail.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
impassibleSurtout pour insister sur l'absence de réaction ou d'émotion.
flegmatiqueAncien, en médecine humorale : relatif à la phlegme.
Definitionen
Having an unemotional and stolidly calm disposition.
Despite the chaos around him, he remained phlegmatic and continued with his work.
Of or relating to phlegm; producing or characterized by the bodily humour phlegm (archaic).
In ancient medicine, the phlegmatic constitution was believed to dominate in winter.
Not easily moved to action or display of feeling; apathetic or sluggish.
Her phlegmatic response to the urgent plea frustrated her colleagues.