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Adjectifs des Attributs Physiques Humains - Adjectifs des traits physiques humains

Les adjectifs de traits physiques décrivent les qualités inhérentes et les caractéristiques de l'apparence physique d'une personne.

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Categorized English Adjectives of Physical Human Attributes
able
able
[Adjectif]

possessing a body that is healthy and strong

capable, vigoureux

capable, vigoureux

Ex: Mary's able body enabled her to carry out physically demanding tasks with ease. 
mortal
mortal
[Adjectif]

capable of dying

mortel, périssable

mortel, périssable

Ex: Despite their advanced medical technology, humans remain mortal beings, eventually succumbing to death. 
tough
tough
[Adjectif]

having physical strength and resilience

dur, résistant

dur, résistant

Ex: After years of rigorous training, the tough athlete could endure extreme conditions without faltering. 
pregnant
pregnant
[Adjectif]

(of a woman or a female animal) carrying a baby inside one's body

enceinte, pleine, gravide

enceinte, pleine, gravide

Ex: The pregnant cat nested in a quiet corner of the house as she prepared to give birth to her litter of kittens. 
superhuman
superhuman
[Adjectif]

having abilities or qualities that go beyond what is considered normal or humanly possible

surnaturel, surhumain

surnaturel, surhumain

Ex: The superhuman speed of the world-class sprinter set new records in every competition. 
sturdy
sturdy
[Adjectif]

(of a person) physically strong and healthy

robuste, solide

robuste, solide

Ex: Despite his age, the sturdy construction worker could lift heavy materials effortlessly. 
muscular
muscular
[Adjectif]

(of a person) powerful with large well-developed muscles

musclé, fort, vigoureux

musclé, fort, vigoureux

Ex: He had a muscular build, with well-defined arms and a broad chest. 
headless
headless
[Adjectif]

lacking a head

sans tête, décapité

sans tête, décapité

Ex: he headless statue stood in the courtyard, its features worn away by centuries of weathering. 
voracious
voracious
[Adjectif]

eating or craving food in large amounts and with great enthusiasm

vorace

vorace

Ex: The voracious teenager could eat an entire pizza by themselves and still be hungry. 
sweaty
sweaty
[Adjectif]

covered in a salty, colorless liquid that the body produces in reaction to extreme heat, fear, fever, or physical exertion

en sueur, transpirant

en sueur, transpirant

Ex: Mary's sweaty palms made it difficult for her to hold onto the slippery rope during rock climbing. 
beefy
beefy
[Adjectif]

with a strong body and well-built muscles

costaud, musclé, bien en chair

costaud, musclé, bien en chair

Ex: The beefy bouncer at the club easily handled rowdy patrons with his imposing presence. 
energetic
energetic
[Adjectif]

active and full of energy

énergique, dynamique

énergique, dynamique

Ex: Mary's energetic dance moves lit up the stage during the performance. 
athletic
athletic
[Adjectif]

energetic and physically capable, typically engaging in sports or other vigorous activities

athlétique,  sportif

athlétique, sportif

Ex: The athletic teenager excelled in various sports, showcasing strength and agility on the field. 
alcoholic
alcoholic
[Adjectif]

excessively consuming alcohol and struggling to control or stop this habit

alcoolique

alcoolique

Ex: Despite repeated interventions, Jack's alcoholic friend refused to acknowledge the severity of his addiction. 
hydrated
hydrated
[Adjectif]

(of a person) having enough water or moisture in the body to stay properly nourished and healthy

hydraté

hydraté

Ex: After the long run, it’s important to stay hydrated. 
left-handed
left-handed
[Adjectif]

primarily using one's left hand for tasks

gaucher, gauchère

gaucher, gauchère

Ex: The left-handed pitcher had a distinct advantage in baseball due to their unique throwing style. 
right-handed
right-handed
[Adjectif]

primarily using one's right hand for tasks

droitier, qui utilise principalement la main droite

droitier, qui utilise principalement la main droite

Ex: The right-handed writer held the pen with their dominant hand while composing the letter. 
one-handed
one-handed
[Adjectif]

using or possessing only one hand for tasks, activities, or actions

unimanuel, à une main

unimanuel, à une main

Ex: The one-handed chef skillfully chopped vegetables with precision using only his left hand. 
scarred
scarred
[Adjectif]

marked with healed wounds or injuries

cicatrisé, marqué

cicatrisé, marqué

Ex: Sarah's scarred knee bore witness to her childhood adventures and falls. 
limber
limber
[Adjectif]

having a body that is flexible and can move and bend easily

souple, flexible

souple, flexible

Ex: The gymnast's limber body allowed her to perform impressive contortions and flips. 
bloated
bloated
[Adjectif]

swollen or enlarged, often due to excess fluid or overeating

gonflé, ballonné

gonflé, ballonné

Ex: After eating a large meal, Jack felt bloated and uncomfortable. 
toned
toned
[Adjectif]

having well-defined muscles and firmness, often as a result of exercise or physical activity

musclé, ferme

musclé, ferme

Ex: The fitness trainer's toned physique inspired her clients to strive for similar fitness goals. 
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