rheumatic

rheumatic
1. adjective
rheumatisch
2. noun
1) in pl. (coll.) Rheuma, das (ugs.)
2) (person) Rheumatiker, der/Rheumatikerin, die; Rheumakranke, der/die
* * *
[-'mæ-]
adjective rheumatisch
* * *
rheu·mat·ic
[ru:ˈmætɪk, AM -t̬-]
I. adj rheumatisch; joint also rheumakrank
he is \rheumatic er hat Rheuma
to suffer from a \rheumatic condition an Rheuma leiden
\rheumatic hip rheumatische Hüfte
\rheumatic pain rheumatischer Schmerz, Rheumaschmerz m
II. n
1. (person) Rheumatiker(in) m(f)
2. (fam)
\rheumatics usu + sing vb Rheuma nt kein pl
to have the \rheumatics Rheuma haben
* * *
[ruː'mtɪk]
1. n
1) (= person) Rheumatiker(in) m(f)
2) sing Rheumatismus m
2. adj
pains rheumatisch; joint rheumakrank
* * *
rheumatic [ruːˈmætık] MED
A adj (adv rheumatically) rheumatisch:
a) auf Rheumatismus beruhend:
rheumatic fever rheumatisches Fieber, akuter Gelenkrheumatismus
b) an Rheumatismus leidend:
a rheumatic old man
B s
1. Rheumatiker(in)
2. pl (als sg konstruiert) Br umg Rheuma n
* * *
1. adjective
rheumatisch
2. noun
1) in pl. (coll.) Rheuma, das (ugs.)
2) (person) Rheumatiker, der/Rheumatikerin, die; Rheumakranke, der/die
* * *
adj.
rheumatisch adj.

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