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Corps - Mots Généraux Liés au Corps

Ici, vous apprendrez quelques mots anglais liés aux mots généraux liés au corps, tels que "torso", "organ", et "duct".

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anatomy
anatomy
[nom]

the human body

anatomie

anatomie

Ex: Understanding human anatomy is essential for doctors and surgeons. 

Comprendre l'anatomie humaine est essentiel pour les médecins et les chirurgiens.

organ
organ
[nom]

a distinct part of a person, animal, or plant that performs a particular function

organe

organe

Ex: Doctors examined Emma's internal organs after the accident. 
orifice
orifice
[nom]

a hole or external opening in the body, such as an ear canal or the anus

orifice

orifice

flesh
flesh
[nom]

the human body or skin, especially considered as physical rather than spiritual

chair

chair

Ex: The story contrasts the weakness of the flesh with the strength of the spirit. 
fat
fat
[nom]

a substance in the bodies of animals and humans, stored under the skin, which helps them keep warm

gras

gras

Ex: Excessive fat in the body can increase the risk of certain health conditions. 
torso
torso
[nom]

the upper part of the human body, excluding the arms and the head

torse

torse

Ex: She wrapped her arms around his torso, feeling the warmth of his body against hers. 

Elle enroula ses bras autour de son torse, ressentant la chaleur de son corps contre le sien.

trunk
trunk
[nom]

the body of an animal or human, except the limbs and head

tronc

tronc

Ex: In humans, the trunk provides essential support and flexibility, enabling various movements such as bending, twisting, and reaching. 
nervous system

the network of neurons and fibers that interpret stimuli and transmit impulses from the body to the brain

système nerveux

système nerveux

hormone
hormone
[nom]

a chemical substance produced in the body of living things influencing growth and affecting the functionality of cells or tissues

hormone

hormone

Ex: Adrenaline ,a stress hormone, prepares the body for "fight or flight." 

L'adrénaline, une hormone de stress, prépare le corps à la réaction de "combat ou fuite".

bone marrow

the soft substance that fills the cavities of bones, which is either yellowish and consists of fat cells or reddish and makes blood cells

moelle osseuse

moelle osseuse

Ex: Red bone marrow, located in the flat bones and the ends of long bones, produces red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets. 

La moelle osseuse rouge, située dans les os plats et les extrémités des os longs, produit des globules rouges, des globules blancs et des plaquettes.

duct
duct
[nom]

a tubular passage in the body through which liquid, such as tears or bile, can pass

canal, conduit

canal, conduit

mucus
mucus
[nom]

a thick slimy substance produced by mucous membranes, inside the nose or the mouth, to lubricate and protect them

mucus

mucus

Ex: The doctor examined the patient's nasal passages and noted an increase in mucus production, indicating a possible sinus infection. 
mucus membrane

a thin, moist tissue that lines body cavities like the respiratory, digestive, and reproductive tracts, producing mucus for protection and lubrication

muqueuse, membrane muqueuse

muqueuse, membrane muqueuse

phlegm
phlegm
[nom]

the thick mucus that is formed in the nasal and throat cavities, usually secreted in excessive amounts as a result of common cold

flegme

flegme

Ex: Drinking plenty of fluids can help to thin out phlegm, making it easier to expel from the respiratory tract. 

Boire beaucoup de liquides peut aider à fluidifier le mucus, ce qui facilite son expulsion des voies respiratoires.

lymphatic system

a network that collects and transports lymph, supporting immune function and fluid balance

système lymphatique, réseau lymphatique

système lymphatique, réseau lymphatique

bloodstream

the flowing blood in a circulatory system, moving through vessels to transport oxygen, nutrients, and waste products throughout the body

système sanguin

système sanguin

Ex: Researchers have discovered that microplastics can cross cell membranes and end up in the bloodstream. 

Les chercheurs ont découvert que les microplastiques peuvent traverser les membranes cellulaires et se retrouver dans le sang.

circulation

the continuous movement of blood through the heart and blood vessels around the body

circulation

circulation

Ex: Daniel rubbed his cold hands to restore circulation. 
pulse
pulse
[nom]

the regular beating of the arteries caused by the pumping action of the heart

pouls, pulsation

pouls, pulsation

Ex: Her pulse quickened when she heard footsteps behind her. 
metabolism

the chemical processes through which food is changed into energy for the body to use

métabolisme

métabolisme

Ex: Regular exercise can boost metabolism, helping to burn calories more efficiently. 
breath
breath
[nom]

the air taken into or sent out from the lungs

haleine

haleine

Ex: He blew out a breath to cool his hot soup. 
breathing

the action of taking air into the lungs and sending it out again

respiration

respiration

Ex: Swimming requires controlled breathing techniques to stay underwater. 

La natation nécessite des techniques de respiration contrôlées pour rester sous l'eau.

inhalation

the intake of air or a substance into the lungs through the process of breathing

inhalation, aspiration

inhalation, aspiration

airway
airway
[nom]

the anatomical structures, including the nose, mouth, throat, and lungs, that allow for the passage of air during breathing

voies respiratoires, conduits aériens

voies respiratoires, conduits aériens

hilum
hilum
[nom]

the entrance or exit point on an organ where blood vessels, nerves, and other structures are connected

hile, point d'entrée ou de sortie d'un organe

hile, point d'entrée ou de sortie d'un organe

membrane

a thin layer of living tissue that covers, lines, connects, or separates parts of an organism

membrane

membrane

Ex: Emma developed inflammation in the membrane lining her chest cavity. 
sinus
sinus
[nom]

a wide blood channel that lacks the lining of a typical blood vessel

sinus

sinus

Ex: Sinuses in the liver help regulate blood flow. 

Les sinus dans le foie aident à réguler le flux sanguin.

tissue
tissue
[nom]

a group of similar cells that work together to form a particular part of a human, animal, or plant

tissu

tissu

Ex: The surgeon removed a small sample of tissue for testing. 
cell
cell
[nom]

an organism's smallest unit, capable of functioning on its own

cellule

cellule

Ex: Cells can be classified into two main categories: prokaryotic cells, lacking a nucleus, and eukaryotic cells, which have a nucleus enclosed within a membrane. 
gastrointestinal tract

the long, hollow organ system that extends from the mouth to the anus

tractus gastro-intestinal, appareil digestif

tractus gastro-intestinal, appareil digestif

vestibule

an anatomical cavity or space that serves as an entrance to another cavity within the body

vestibule, vestibule anatomique

vestibule, vestibule anatomique

Ex: In anatomy class, students studied the nasal vestibule and its lining. 

En cours d'anatomie, les étudiants ont étudié le vestibule nasal et son revêtement.

dorsum
dorsum
[nom]

the upper or posterior surface of a body

dos, face dorsale

dos, face dorsale

Ex: She complained of soreness across the dorsum after a long day at work. 

Elle s'est plainte de douleurs sur le dorsum après une longue journée de travail.

lobe
lobe
[nom]

(anatomy) a rounded part of an organ, such as, lungs or brain that seems to be separate in some way from the rest

lobe

lobe

Ex: The frontal lobe is involved in decision-making, problem-solving, and voluntary movement. 

Le lobe frontal est impliqué dans la prise de décision, la résolution de problèmes et les mouvements volontaires.

duodenal
duodenal
[Adjectif]

affecting or relating to the top part of the small intestine, called duodenum

duodénal

duodénal

intestinal
intestinal
[Adjectif]

relating to the intestines, which are part of the digestive system responsible for absorbing nutrients and removing waste from the body

intestinal

intestinal

Ex: Intestinal parasites, such as worms or protozoa, can cause digestive problems and nutritional deficiencies. 

Les parasites intestinaux, tels que les vers ou les protozoaires, peuvent causer des problèmes digestifs et des carences nutritionnelles.

jugular
jugular
[Adjectif]

located in or connected with the throat or neck

jugulaire

jugulaire

motor
motor
[Adjectif]

relating to the transmission of signals from the central nervous system to muscles

motoneurone

motoneurone

Ex: The patient suffered from impaired motor function after the injury. 
muscular
muscular
[Adjectif]

relating to, composed of, or involving muscle

musclé

musclé

Ex: Muscular tissue contracts to produce movement. 

Le tissu musculaire se contracte pour produire un mouvement.

nasal
nasal
[Adjectif]

(anatomy) connected with the nose

nasal

nasal

Ex: The nasal passages filter and humidify the air we breathe. 

Les voies nasales filtrent et humidifient l'air que nous respirons.

oral
oral
[Adjectif]

taken, given, or used through the mouth

oral

oral

Ex: This medication is available in both oral and injectable forms. 
pancreatic
pancreatic
[Adjectif]

relating to the organ that controls blood sugar, called pancreas

du pancréas

du pancréas

Ex: Insulin is a hormone produced by the pancreatic beta cells. 

L'insuline est une hormone produite par les cellules bêta pancréatiques.

pelvic
pelvic
[Adjectif]

(anatomy) connected with the curved set of bones at the bottom of the body, called pelvis

pelvien

pelvien

physically
physically
[Adverbe]

in relation to the body as opposed to the mind

physiquement

physiquement

Ex: She expressed her emotions both verbally and physically. 

Elle a exprimé ses émotions à la fois verbalement et physiquement.

renal
renal
[Adjectif]

relating to the kidneys or their function

rénal

rénal

Ex: A diet low in sodium can help prevent renal damage. 

Un régime pauvre en sodium peut aider à prévenir les dommages rénaux.

retinal
retinal
[Adjectif]

(anatomy) connected with the sensory part of the eye that sends signals to the brain, called retina

rétinal

rétinal

spinal
spinal
[Adjectif]

relating to or forming the spine

spinal, vertébral

spinal, vertébral

Ex: Spinal manipulation techniques are used by chiropractors to alleviate back pain and improve spinal alignment. 

Les techniques de manipulation vertébrale sont utilisées par les chiropraticiens pour soulager les maux de dos et améliorer l'alignement vertébral.

uterine
uterine
[Adjectif]

relating to the uterus, the organ in the female reproductive system where fetal development occurs during pregnancy

utérin

utérin

Ex: Uterine contractions help to expel the baby during childbirth. 

Les contractions utérines aident à expulser le bébé pendant l'accouchement.

vertebral
vertebral
[Adjectif]

(anatomy) related to any of the series of the bones from the back, called vertebra

vertébral

vertébral

cranial
cranial
[Adjectif]

relating to the skull or the part of the body enclosing the brain

crânien

crânien

Ex: The cranial bones protect the brain from injury. 

Les os crâniens protègent le cerveau des blessures.

to metabolize

to break down substances like food or drugs to produce energy or support various bodily functions

métaboliser, transformer par métabolisme

métaboliser, transformer par métabolisme

Ex: The liver plays a crucial role in metabolizing medications, ensuring they are processed and utilized effectively by the body. 

Le foie joue un rôle crucial dans la métabolisation des médicaments, en veillant à ce qu'ils soient traités et utilisés efficacement par le corps.

temporal
temporal
[Adjectif]

associated with or located in the region of the temples, which are the sides of the head above the ears

temporal, temporaire

temporal, temporaire

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