ague

UK
/ˈeɪɡjuː/
US
/ˈeɪɡju/
aguenoun
agues
pl
UK
/ˈeɪɡjuː/
US
/ˈeɪɡju/
Translations
fièvre intermittenteSens historique, surtout pour le paludisme avec accès de frissons et de fièvre.
Many pioneers succumbed to the ague while crossing the swampy lowlands.
De nombreux pionniers succombèrent à la fièvre intermittente en traversant les basses terres marécageuses.
Additional translations
accès de fièvrePour désigner une crise de frissons et de fièvre.
Definitions
A fever or shivering fit, often associated with malaria.
The patient was suffering from an ague that left him weak and trembling.
(historical) Malaria, especially as characterized by intermittent chills and fever.
Many pioneers succumbed to the ague while crossing the swampy lowlands.
agueverb
agued
Past Simple
agued
Past Participle
aguing
ing-form
Archaic usage meaning ‘to be affected with ague’ or ‘to cause ague’.
Translations
Additional translations
frissonnerEmploi archaïque ; se dit d’une personne saisie de frissons de fièvre ou de froid.
Definitions
(archaic, intransitive) To suffer from ague; to shiver with fever or cold.
He agued so violently that he could hardly speak.
Synonyms
chill (suffer chills)
be feverish
have a fever
agueadjective
Used attributively to describe things relating to or affected by ague.
Translations
fiévreuxRelatif à la fièvre intermittente ou accompagné de frissons et de fièvre.
The physician observed his ague symptoms and prescribed quinine.
Le médecin a observé ses symptômes fiévreux et a prescrit de la quinine.
Definitions
Relating to or characteristic of ague; affected by chills and fever.
The physician observed his ague symptoms and prescribed quinine.