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effusion

/ɪˈfjuːʒən/

effusionnoun

effusions

/ɪˈfjuːʒən/

Translations

déversementSens littéraire ou général, pour un écoulement abondant de liquide ou de matière.

The effusion of lava from the volcano was a spectacular sight.

Le déversement de lave du volcan était un spectacle spectaculaire.

épanchementSens médical.

The doctor diagnosed the patient with a pleural effusion after examining the X-ray.

Le médecin a diagnostiqué un épanchement pleural après avoir examiné la radiographie.

effusionSens courant en français, notamment pour une manifestation spontanée de sentiments.

Her letter was filled with effusions of gratitude and affection.

Sa lettre était remplie d'effusions de gratitude et d'affection.

Additional translations

effusionSens scientifique, en physique des gaz.

Definitions

The act of pouring forth or shedding, as in a liquid or other substance.

The effusion of lava from the volcano was a spectacular sight.

An unrestrained expression of emotion or feelings.

Her letter was filled with effusions of gratitude and affection.

A collection of fluid that has escaped from blood vessels or lymphatics into a body cavity or tissue.

The doctor diagnosed the patient with a pleural effusion after examining the X-ray.

The process by which a gas escapes through a small opening into a vacuum or less-pressurized space.

Graham studied the effusion of hydrogen to formulate his law of gas diffusion.

Synonyms

effusionadjective

more effusion

Comp.

most effusion

Super.

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Used attributively before a noun to denote something relating to or caused by an effusion.

Translations

Additional translations

effusifTerme technique, surtout en géologie ou en contexte scientifique.

Definitions

Relating to, resulting from, or characteristic of an effusion.

The patient required immediate drainage of the effusion fluid.