apoplectic

apoplectic
adjective
apoplektisch

apoplectic stroke or fit — Schlaganfall, der

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apo·plec·tic
[ˌæpəˈplektɪk]
adj
1. MED apoplektisch fachspr
\apoplectic stroke apoplektischer Anfall fachspr, Schlaganfall m
2. (usu hum: very angry) cholerisch
to be \apoplectic with fury [or rage] vor Wut schäumen [o [fast] platzen]
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["pə'plektɪk]
adj (MED)
apoplektisch; person also zu Schlaganfällen neigend; (inf) cholerisch

apoplectic fit (Med) — Schlaganfall m

he was apoplectic with rage (inf)er platzte fast vor Wut (inf)

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apoplectic [ˌæpəʊˈplektık]
A adj (adv apoplectically)
1. MED apoplektisch:
a) Schlaganfall…:
apoplectic stroke (oder fit) academic.ru/3157/apoplexy">apoplexy
b) zu Schlaganfällen neigend
2. be apoplectic (with rage) umg vor Wut fast platzen
B s MED Apoplektiker(in):
a) jemand, der zu Schlaganfällen neigt
b) jemand, der an den Folgen eines Schlaganfalls leidet
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adjective
apoplektisch

apoplectic stroke or fit — Schlaganfall, der

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adj.
apoplektisch adj.

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