ÉTYMOLOGIE DU MOT EXCORIATE
From Late Latin excoriāre to strip, flay, from Latin corium skin, hide.
QUE SIGNIFIE EXCORIATE EN ANGLAIS
Condition cutanée
Une condition cutanée est un état médical qui affecte le système tégumentaire - le système organique qui renferme le corps et comprend la peau, les cheveux, les ongles et les muscles et les glandes apparentés. La principale fonction de ce système est une barrière contre l'environnement externe. Les conditions du système tégumentaire humain constituent un large éventail de maladies, également connues sous le nom de dermatoses, ainsi que de nombreux états non pathologiques. Alors que seul un petit nombre de maladies de la peau représentent la plupart des visites chez le médecin, des milliers de conditions cutanées ont été décrites. La classification de ces conditions présente souvent de nombreux défis nosologiques, puisque les étiologies sous-jacentes et les pathogénétiques sont souvent ignorées. Par conséquent, la plupart des manuels scolaires actuels présentent une classification fondée sur l'emplacement, la morphologie, l'étiologie, etc. Cliniquement, le diagnostic d'un état de peau particulier est effectué en recueillant des informations pertinentes concernant la lésion cutanée, y compris l'emplacement, les symptômes, la durée, l'arrangement, la morphologie et la couleur.
définition de excoriate dans le dictionnaire anglais
La première définition d'excoriate dans le dictionnaire est de se déshabiller; écorcher. Autre définition de l'excorié est de perdre, comme par grattage, l'application de produits chimiques, etc. Excoriate est aussi de dénoncer avec véhémence; censure sévèrement.
CONJUGAISON EN ANGLAIS DU VERBE EXCORIATE
PRESENT
Present
I excoriate
you excoriate
he/she/it excoriates
we excoriate
you excoriate
they excoriate
Present continuous
I am excoriating
you are excoriating
he/she/it is excoriating
we are excoriating
you are excoriating
they are excoriating
Present perfect
I have excoriated
you have excoriated
he/she/it has excoriated
we have excoriated
you have excoriated
they have excoriated
Present perfect continuous
I have been excoriating
you have been excoriating
he/she/it has been excoriating
we have been excoriating
you have been excoriating
they have been excoriating
PAST
Past
I excoriated
you excoriated
he/she/it excoriated
we excoriated
you excoriated
they excoriated
Past continuous
I was excoriating
you were excoriating
he/she/it was excoriating
we were excoriating
you were excoriating
they were excoriating
Past perfect
I had excoriated
you had excoriated
he/she/it had excoriated
we had excoriated
you had excoriated
they had excoriated
Past perfect continuous
I had been excoriating
you had been excoriating
he/she/it had been excoriating
we had been excoriating
you had been excoriating
they had been excoriating
FUTURE
Future
I will excoriate
you will excoriate
he/she/it will excoriate
we will excoriate
you will excoriate
they will excoriate
Future continuous
I will be excoriating
you will be excoriating
he/she/it will be excoriating
we will be excoriating
you will be excoriating
they will be excoriating
Future perfect
I will have excoriated
you will have excoriated
he/she/it will have excoriated
we will have excoriated
you will have excoriated
they will have excoriated
Future perfect continuous
I will have been excoriating
you will have been excoriating
he/she/it will have been excoriating
we will have been excoriating
you will have been excoriating
they will have been excoriating
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would excoriate
you would excoriate
he/she/it would excoriate
we would excoriate
you would excoriate
they would excoriate
Conditional continuous
I would be excoriating
you would be excoriating
he/she/it would be excoriating
we would be excoriating
you would be excoriating
they would be excoriating
Conditional perfect
I would have excoriate
you would have excoriate
he/she/it would have excoriate
we would have excoriate
you would have excoriate
they would have excoriate
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been excoriating
you would have been excoriating
he/she/it would have been excoriating
we would have been excoriating
you would have been excoriating
they would have been excoriating
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you excoriate
we let´s excoriate
you excoriate
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
excoriated
Present Participle
excoriating
MOTS EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «EXCORIATE»
excoriate ·
abrade ·
attack ·
bawl ·
berate ·
blast ·
carpet ·
castigate ·
censure ·
chastise ·
chew ·
condemn ·
criticize ·
denounce ·
diss ·
flame ·
flay ·
gall ·
peel ·
down ·
rebuke ·
reproach ·
excoriate ·
merriam ·
webster ·
verb ·
ˈskȯr ·
ˌāt ·
someone ·
something ·
very ·
harshly ·
edex ·
full ·
transitive ·
define ·
severely ·
verbally ·
excoriated ·
mistakes ·
remove ·
from ·
palms ·
were ·
hard ·
meaning ·
translations ·
oxford ·
dictionaries ·
british ·
world ·
example ·
sentences ·
reference ·
content ·
born ·
gods ·
gatherer ·
magic ·
gathering ·
community ·
rating ·
votes ·
click ·
here ·
rate ·
discuss ·
card ·
vocabulary ·
when ·
comes ·
telling ·
reserved ·
most ·
severe ·
cases ·
before ·
10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «EXCORIATE»
Découvrez l'usage de
excoriate dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
excoriate et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
1
Verbal Advantage: Ten Easy Steps to a Powerful Vocabulary
(ek-SKOR-ee-AYT). To strip, scrape, or tear off the skin; hence, to rebuke or
denounce harshly and severely. Synonyms of excoriate in the sense of “stripping
off the skin” include abrade, chafe, scalp, gall, and flay. Synonyms of excoriate in
the ...
Charles Harrington Elster,
2009
2
Mastering the Craft of Writing: How to Write With Clarity, ...
“I want to excoriate you to learn a new word every week,” he said. “You mean
encourage,” snapped the woman with the triangular hair. “Excoriate means 'to
censure scathingly.' You might excoriate someone for coming up with dim-witted
...
3
SAT and ACT VOCABULARY BUILDING
LOQUACITY 9. “Ayear or two of education aseditor most of his the indolent Beatle
. 7. EXCORIATE 8. Our preacher's remained in force until his body and heckled
by a group of drunks. 6. IMPERTURBABLE 7. In the comic strip Beatle Bailey, ...
4
Common Errors and Problems in English
To excoriate someone is to criticize them harshly, literally 'to remove their skin',
the physical meaning of the word (from Latin corium 'skin'): To his credit, he
excoriated the lack of safety at the racetrack. To coruscate (from Latin coruscare)
is to ...
5
Tristan with the 'Tristan' of Thomas
'The usage is different in the land where I was reared.' 'How so?' asked the
huntsman. 'There they excoriate a hart.' 'On my word, friend, unless you show me,
I shall not know the meaning of “excoriate”! Nobody in this kingdom knows the
trick ...
Gottfried Strassburg,
2004
6
The Secret Knowledge: On the Dismantling of American Culture
David Mamet has been a controversial, defining force in nearly every creative endeavor-now he turns his attention to politics.
7
I Always Look Up the Word Egregious
They excoriated the chairman of the House Ethics Committee and renewed their
demand that a special prosecutor take over the investigation of the South Korean
scandal. excoriate— literally, "tear the hide off; flay, denounce harshly, censure ...
8
How to Sound Clever: Master the 600 English Words You ...
(verb) = to criticise strongly from the Latin excoriare: to skin, from ex-: out, and
corium: skin; excoriate literally means 'to remove part of the surface of the skin'
e.g. Peter Sutcliffe, the Yorkshire Ripper, is excoriated for his horrific murders of ...
Hubert van den Bergh,
2010
9
Journal of Homoeopathics
The discharges from the nose excoriate the lip, the discharges from the eyes
excoriate the cheek, the discharges from the vagina excoriate the thighs. The
leucorrhoea is thick and slimy and sometimes bloody; " chronic leucorrhoea,
most ...
10
Lectures on Homoeopathic Materia Medica
The discharges from the nose excoriate lip, the discharges from the eyes
excoriate the cheek, the charges from the vagina excoriate the thighs. The
leucorrhoeait thick and slimy and sometimes bloody; “ chronic leucorrhoea, mosd
abundant at ...
10 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «EXCORIATE»
Découvrez de quoi on parle dans les médias nationaux et internationaux et comment le terme
excoriate est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
CONFEDERATE FLAG: Calvert amendment sparks outrage, leads to …
C., and the chairman of the Congressional Black Caucus, took to the House floor to excoriate the move. “Don't Republicans understand that the ... «Press-Enterprise, juil 15»
Kerry: Iran talks “will not be rushed”
And if you're inclined to excoriate the Republicans in Congress for agreeing to the Corker-Menendez bill requiring Congressional approval for ... «legal Insurrection, juil 15»
In Combatting Anti-Semitism On Campus, Lets Learn More From …
Divestment efforts are ongoing processes over months and years, with proponents using multiple opportunities to excoriate Israel in public ... «The Jewish Week, juil 15»
Tom Selleck Accused of Stealing Water for California Ranch
... social media platforms all year to identify and excoriate alleged water wasters under the hashtags #DroughtShaming and #DroughtShame. «Sentinel Republic, juil 15»
Austin Nichols' silence says much about Memphis transfer mess
It has become common in recent years for media analysts to excoriate coaches for any restrictions placed on potential transfers, regardless of ... «SportingNews.com, juil 15»
Tom Selleck cast as villain amid accusations of water theft in drought …
... social media platforms all year to identify and excoriate alleged water wasters under the hashtags #DroughtShaming and #DroughtShame . «South China Morning Post, juil 15»
Silly Musings on an Even Sillier Presidential Election Spectacle
The ads beamed at "real Americans" Americans excoriate President Obama's executive action on immigration. Following this "business model," ... «Huffington Post, juil 15»
Greece debt crisis: Greeks are claiming victory but true winner far …
... in his political judgment that he now holds a much stronger hand to arrange a deal, even if his fellow leaders excoriate his high-risk tactics. «The Australian Financial Review, juil 15»
Bravo Greece!
I know full well that most readers would excoriate me for siding with the Greeks; I expect nothing less. Censuring the Greeks — which has been ... «Thought Leader, juil 15»
Bert Olivier
I know full well that most readers would excoriate me for siding with the Greeks; I expect nothing less. Censuring the Greeks — which has been ... «Thought Leader, juil 15»