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hyper
super

hyper [ipɛʀ] ADV

hyper

hyper2

hypermarché [ipɛʀmaʀʃe] N m

OpenDict entry

hyper

hypercoolNO [ipɛʀkul], hyper-coolOT ADJ inf

hyperbêteNO <hyper-bêtes> [ipɛʀbɛt], hyper-bêteOT ADJ inf

hypermalNO [ipɛʀmal], hyper-malOT ADV

hypercritiqueNO [ipɛʀkʀitik], hyper-critiqueOT ADJ inf

hypersageNO <hyper-sages> [ipɛʀsaʒ], hyper-sageOT ADJ

hypersélectNO(e) [ipɛʀselɛkt], hyper-sélectOT ADJ inf

hyperprécisNO(e) [ipɛʀpʀesi], hyper-précisOT ADJ inf

hypersimpleNO [ipɛʀsɛ͂pl], hyper-simpleOT ADJ inf

hypertenduNO(e) [ipɛʀtɑ͂dy], hyper-tenduOT ADJ inf

1. hypertendu (très stressé):

être hypertendu(e) personne:

2. hypertendu (difficile):

être hypertendu(e) ambiance:

hyperviteNO [ipɛʀvit], hyper-viteOT ADV inf

hypervite compter, courir

hyperrigoureux(-euse)NO [ipɛʀʀiguʀø, øz], hyper-rigoureux(-euse)OT ADJ inf (sévère)

hypercherNO (-chère) [ipɛʀʃɛʀ], hyper-cher(-chère)OT ADJ inf

hypercher (-chère)

hyperlongNO (-longue) [ipɛʀlɔ͂, ɔ͂g], hyper-long(-longue)OT ADJ inf

hyperlong (-longue)

hypermalinNO (hypermaligne) [ipɛʀmalɛ͂, maliɲ], hyper-malin(-maligne)OT ADJ inf

hypermalin (hypermaligne)
oberschlau iron inf

hypermalheureuxNO (-euse) [ipɛʀmaløʀø, -øz], hyper-malheureux(-euse)OT ADJ inf

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Ainsi, moins de 2 % des sujets de moins de 20 ans sont hypertendus, alors qu'ils sont plus de 40 % après 60 ans.
fr.wikipedia.org
Dans les années 1970 à 1980, sont apparus les automesures de la pression artérielle, du souffle et de la glycémie, respectivement destinées aux hypertendus, aux asthmatiques et aux diabétiques.
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Cet effet concernerait près d'un quart des patients diagnostiqués comme hypertendus.
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À noter que le bicarbonate de sodium n'a pas d'effet sur la pression sanguine sur certains rats déjà hypertendus ; il n'est pas hypertenseur.
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Parmi les 972 millions d'adultes hypertendus, 333 millions, soit 34,3 %, proviennent des pays « développés », et 639 millions, soit 65,7 %, sont issus des pays « en développement ».
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