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blister

/ˈblɪstɚ/

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noun

Ampoule

A small bubble between the layers of the skin that contains watery or bloody fluid and is caused by friction and pressure, burning, freezing, chemical irritation, disease or infection.

Examples :

"After carrying heavy books all day, Sarah developed a blister on her hand. "

Après avoir porté des livres lourds toute la journée, Sarah a développé une ampoule sur sa main.

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noun

Vésicule

A swelling on a plant.

Examples :

"The gardener noticed a small, round blister forming on the rose bush's stem. "

Le jardinier a remarqué une petite vésicule ronde se formant sur la tige du rosier.

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noun

Vésicatoire

Something applied to the skin to raise a blister; a vesicatory or other applied medicine.

Examples :

"The old horse liniment acted as a blister, drawing fluid to the surface of the leg to reduce swelling. "

Le vieux liniment pour chevaux agissait comme un vésicatoire, attirant du liquide à la surface de la jambe pour réduire l'enflure.

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noun

Cloque, cloque

A bubble, as on a painted surface.

Examples :

"The painting had a small blister on the bottom left corner. "

La peinture avait une petite cloque dans le coin inférieur gauche.

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noun

Cloque

(roofing) An enclosed pocket of air, which may be mixed with water or solvent vapor, trapped between impermeable layers of felt or between the membrane and substrate.

Examples :

"The roofing contractor carefully inspected the roof for blisters, looking for pockets of trapped air that could cause leaks. "

L'entrepreneur en toiture a soigneusement inspecté le toit à la recherche de cloques, en quête de poches d'air emprisonné susceptibles de provoquer des fuites.

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noun

Plaquette thermoformée

A type of pre-formed packaging made from plastic that contains cavities.

Examples :

"blister card"

Carte blister

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noun

Gêne, agacement

A cause of annoyance

Examples :

"That loud construction noise outside my window is a real blister on my good mood this morning. "

Ce bruit de construction bruyant devant ma fenêtre est une véritable gêne pour ma bonne humeur ce matin.

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verb

Provoquer des ampoules sur

To raise blisters on.

Examples :

"a chemical agent that blisters the skin"

Un agent chimique qui provoque des ampoules sur la peau.

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verb

Former une cloque, cloquer

To have a blister form.

Examples :

"My feet blistered after walking all day at the park. "

Mes pieds ont cloqué après avoir marché toute la journée au parc.

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verb

blâmer sévèrement, critiquer vivement

To criticise severely.

Examples :

"The coach blistered the team after their embarrassing loss. "

L'entraîneur a vivement critiqué l'équipe après leur défaite embarrassante.

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verb

Se couvrir d'ampoules

To break out in blisters.

Examples :

"After hiking all day in new boots, my feet started to blister. "

Après avoir marché toute la journée avec de nouvelles bottes, mes pieds ont commencé à se couvrir d'ampoules.

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