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abscess
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abcès <pl abcès> [apsɛ] N m
abcès
abscess
abcès dentaire
(dental) abscess
crever ou vider l'abcès fig
to resolve a crisis
inciser bois, peau abcès
to lance
débrider un abcès
to lance an abscess
faire ou pratiquer une incision dans abcès
to lance
vilain (vilaine) toux, blessure, abcès
nasty
former abcès, pellicule
to form
percer (crever) abcès, tympan
to burst
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abscess
abcès m
quinsy
abcès m periamygdalien
running sore
abcès m
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abcès [apsɛ] N m
abcès
abscess
inciser abcès
to lance
résorber tumeur, abcès
to resorb
se résorber abcès, tumeur
to be resorbed
crever abcès, ballon, pneu
to burst
percer abcès, ampoule
to burst
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abscess
abcès m
French
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abcès [apsɛ] N m
abcès
abscess
inciser abcès
to lance
résorber tumeur, abcès
to resorb
résorber abcès, tumeur
to be resorbed
crever abcès, ballon, pneu
to burst
percer abcès, ampoule
to burst
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abscess
abcès m
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se résorber abcès, tumeur
to be resorbed
Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
Il utilise encore un dessin pour le contour - visage de femmes, dents de lion, entre autres - mais développe aussi des lignes incisées (double ou triple).
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Les décors ont été réalisés sur la pâte crue en sillons arrondis ou incisés.
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Pour cela, il faut entailler la saucisse sur toute sa longueur en prenant bien soin de ne pas inciser le boyau inférieur.
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Les moulures normandes sont sculptées ou incisées avec des ornements géométriques, tels que les chevrons et les zigzags.
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Les scarifications faciales, incisées vers trois ans, n'étaient pas générales et variaient selon les groupes.
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