Signification visuelle de 'purging'? - apprendre avec des images, exemples du quotidien

noun

Purge, épuration

The process or act of purging, such as by the use of a purgative.

"After eating something that made her stomach upset, Maria resorted to the unpleasant purging to feel better. "

Après avoir mangé quelque chose qui lui avait dérangé l'estomac, Maria a eu recours à la purge désagréable pour se sentir mieux.

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noun

Purification

The process or act of cleansing from sin or guilt.

"After confessing his lie, the man felt a sense of purging and relief. "

Après avoir avoué son mensonge, l'homme a ressenti un sentiment de purification et de soulagement.

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verb

Purifier, nettoyer

To clean thoroughly; to cleanse; to rid of impurities.

"After the big party, we spent the morning purging the house of all the trash and leftover food. "

Après la grande fête, nous avons passé la matinée à nettoyer la maison de toutes les ordures et des restes de nourriture.

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verb

Purifier, absoudre

To free from sin, guilt, or the burden or responsibility of misdeeds

"After confessing his lie to his parents, he felt like he was purging himself of a heavy burden of guilt. "

Après avoir avoué son mensonge à ses parents, il a eu l'impression de se purifier d'un lourd fardeau de culpabilité.

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verb

Purifier, nettoyer

To remove by cleansing; to wash away.

"The heavy rain was purging the dirt from the city streets. "

La forte pluie purifiait la saleté des rues de la ville.

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verb

Purger, vider

To void or evacuate (the bowels or the stomach); to defecate or vomit.

"After eating the spicy food, he felt the need to purge. "

Après avoir mangé la nourriture épicée, il a ressenti le besoin de se purger.

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verb

Purger, faire vomir

To cause someone to purge, operate on (somebody) as or with a cathartic or emetic, or in a similar manner.

"The doctor prescribed medication, hoping it would be effective in purging the toxins from the patient's body. "

Le médecin a prescrit des médicaments, espérant qu'ils seraient efficaces pour purger les toxines du corps du patient.

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verb

Disculper, blanchir

To clear of a charge, suspicion, or imputation

"The lawyer presented new evidence, hoping it would succeed in purging his client of all suspicion. "

L'avocat a présenté de nouvelles preuves, espérant qu'elles parviendraient à disculper son client de tout soupçon.

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verb

Clarifier, purifier

To clarify; to clear the dregs from (liquor).

"The winemaker is carefully purging the wine to remove sediment and make it clear. "

Le vigneron clarifie soigneusement le vin pour éliminer les sédiments et le rendre limpide.

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verb

Purifier, épurer

To become pure, as by clarification.

"The water filter is purging impurities from the tap water, making it safe to drink. "

Le filtre à eau purifie les impuretés de l'eau du robinet, la rendant potable.

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verb

Purger, vider

To have or produce frequent evacuations from the intestines, as by means of a cathartic.

"The doctor said the medicine was purging her system of the infection, so she needed to stay close to the bathroom. "

Le médecin a dit que le médicament purgeait son système de l'infection, elle devait donc rester près des toilettes.

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verb

Élaguer, tailler

To trim, dress or prune.

"The gardener is purging the rose bushes of dead and overgrown branches to encourage new growth. "

Le jardinier élague les rosiers des branches mortes et envahissantes pour encourager la nouvelle croissance.

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noun

Purification, nettoyage

The act or an instance of eliminating contamination: a purification, a cleansing, particularly:

"The annual purging of old files helps the office stay organized and efficient. "

La purification annuelle des anciens fichiers aide le bureau à rester organisé et efficace.

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noun

Évacuation, purge

The removal of waste from the human body, particularly:

"The patient experienced excessive purging after consuming contaminated food. "

Le patient a subi une purge excessive après avoir consommé des aliments contaminés.

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Vomissement, purge

Vomiting; vomiting induced by purgatives.

"The doctor suspected bulimia due to the frequency of her purging after meals. "

Le médecin a suspecté la boulimie en raison de la fréquence de ses vomissements après les repas.

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noun

Épuration

That which is purged: contamination, a contaminant; refuse; sin; etc.

"After the heavy rain, the park workers spent the day clearing the park, focusing on the purging of debris from the flooded areas. "

Après les fortes pluies, les employés du parc ont passé la journée à nettoyer le parc, en se concentrant sur l'épuration des débris des zones inondées.

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