Paralytic Meaning in English

word

US

ˌpɛɹəˈɫɪtɪk

pair-uh-LIT-ik

UK

pˌæɹəlˈɪtɪk

puh-ruh-LIT-ik

التعريف

Suffering from paralysis or unable to move part or all of the body. Sometimes used more generally to describe someone or something that is powerless or unable to act.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Often used in medical contexts for people affected by paralysis; in informal or figurative use, can mean someone is unable to take action due to fear or shock. Rare in everyday conversation except in medical or poetic language.

• Spanish: paralítico
• Portuguese (BR): paralítico
• Portuguese (PT): paralítico
• Chinese (Simplified): 瘫痪的
• Chinese (Traditional): 癱瘓的
• Hindi: लकवे का शिकार
• Arabic: مشلول
• Bengali: প্যারালিটিক - পক্ষাঘাতগ্রস্ত
• Russian: паралитик - паралитический
• Japanese: 麻痺性の - 麻痺した
• Vietnamese: bị liệt - gây liệt
• Korean: 마비된 - 마비 환자
• Turkish: felçli - felç edici
• Urdu: مفلوج - فالج زدہ
• Indonesian: paralitik - lumpuh

جمل نموذجية

The accident left him paralytic in both legs.

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A paralytic patient needs special care.

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The disease can cause paralytic symptoms.

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He sat there, paralytic with fear when he heard the noise.

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The toxin has a paralytic effect on muscles.

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After drinking too much, he was almost paralytic at the party.

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