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anesthetized

/əˈnɛsθətaɪzd/

/əˈnɛsθəˌtaɪzd/

Translations

anesthetizedadjective

more anesthetized

Comp.

most anesthetized

Super.

/əˈnɛsθətaɪzd/

/əˈnɛsθəˌtaɪzd/

anesthésié

The patient was anesthetized before the surgery to ensure they felt no pain.

Le patient était anesthésié avant l'opération afin de ne ressentir aucune douleur.

anesthésiée

The patient was anesthetized before the surgery to ensure they felt no pain.

La patiente était anesthésiée avant l'opération afin de ne ressentir aucune douleur.

Additional translations

insensibleAu sens figuré, pour exprimer une absence de sensibilité ou de réaction.

Synonyms

anesthetizeverb

anesthetized

Past Simple

anesthetized

Past Simple

anesthetized

Past Participle

anesthetizing

Gerund

/əˈnɛsθətaɪz/

/əˈnɛsθəˌtaɪz/

anesthésierSens médical ; s’emploie aussi au sens figuré pour « rendre insensible ».

The surgeon needed to anesthetize the patient before starting the operation.

Le chirurgien devait anesthésier le patient avant de commencer l’opération.

Additional translations

insensibiliserSens figuré ou technique ; met l’accent sur la perte de sensibilité ou de réactivité.

Synonyms

Definitions

anesthetizedadjective

Having been administered an anesthetic to induce a loss of sensation or consciousness.

The patient was anesthetized before the surgery to ensure they felt no pain.

Lacking awareness or sensitivity, often metaphorically, as if under the influence of an anesthetic.

After years of hardship, he seemed anesthetized to the suffering around him.

anesthetizeverb

To administer an anesthetic to a person or animal, especially to induce a loss of sensation or consciousness.

The surgeon needed to anesthetize the patient before starting the operation.

To make something insensible or unresponsive, often used metaphorically.

The constant noise of the city can anesthetize one's senses over time.