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body

UK
/ˈbɒdi/
US
/ˈbɑdi/

Translations

bodynoun
bodies
pl
UK
/ˈbɒdi/
US
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The detectives discovered a body in the abandoned warehouse.
Les détectives ont découvert un cadavre dans l'entrepôt abandonné.
corpusPour un ensemble de textes, de données ou de recherches.
The scientist compiled a substantial body of research on the subject.
Le scientifique a constitué un corpus de recherches important sur le sujet.
The human body is capable of remarkable feats of strength and endurance.
Le corps humain est capable d'exploits remarquables de force et d'endurance.
corpsPour la partie centrale ou principale d'un objet, d'un texte ou d'un ouvrage.
The body of the essay contains the main arguments and evidence.
Le corps de l'essai contient les principaux arguments et éléments de preuve.
Additional translations
astrePour un objet céleste.
corpsEn œnologie et pour la texture d'un liquide, notamment le vin, la bière ou le café.
organePour un groupe organisé exerçant une fonction officielle ou administrative.
massePour une grande quantité ou étendue de matière; emploi moins fréquent au singulier isolé.
Synonyms
corpse
organism
being
entity
structure
frame
physique
form
figure
bodyverb
bodied
Past Simple
bodied
Past Participle
bodying
Gerund
UK
/ˈbɒdi/
US
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incarnerPour exprimer une idée ou un concept sous une forme concrète.
The artist bodied the concept of freedom in her sculpture.
L'artiste a incarné le concept de liberté dans sa sculpture.
bodyadjective
UK
/ˈbɒdi/
US
/ˈbɑːdi/
Used attributively to modify another noun (e.g., "body lotion", "body weight").
corporelSurtout dans les expressions liées aux soins du corps, à l'apparence ou aux mesures.
She applied a soothing body lotion after her shower.
Elle a appliqué une lotion corporelle apaisante après sa douche.

Definitions

bodynoun
The physical structure of a person or an animal, including the bones, flesh, and organs.
The human body is capable of remarkable feats of strength and endurance.
A group of people organized for a particular purpose, such as a legislative or administrative assembly.
The governing body met to discuss the new policy changes.
The main or central part of something, especially a building or text.
The body of the essay contains the main arguments and evidence.
A large amount or mass of something, typically water or land.
The lake is a significant body of water in the region.
A collection or quantity of information or material.
The scientist compiled a substantial body of research on the subject.
A dead person; a corpse.
The detectives discovered a body in the abandoned warehouse.
A distinct physical object, especially a celestial object such as a star, planet, or asteroid.
Pluto was once considered the ninth planetary body in our solar system.
The density, fullness, or richness of a liquid, especially of wine, beer, or coffee.
This red wine has plenty of body and a smooth finish.
bodyverb
To give form or shape to something; to embody.
The artist bodied the concept of freedom in her sculpture.
To represent or symbolize something in a physical form.
The monument bodies the spirit of the revolution.
bodyadjective
Relating to, intended for, or suitable for the human or animal body, especially in reference to care, appearance, or measurement.
She applied a soothing body lotion after her shower.
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