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bil·ious

(bĭl′yəs)
adj.
1. Of, relating to, or containing bile; biliary.
2.
a. Characterized by an excess secretion of bile.
b. Relating to, characterized by, or experiencing gastric distress caused by a disorder of the liver or gallbladder.
c. Appearing as if affected by such a disorder; sickly.
3. Resembling bile, especially in color: a bilious green.
4. Having a peevish disposition; ill-humored.
bil′ious·ly adv.
bil′ious·ness n.
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ThesaurusAntonymsRelated WordsSynonymsLegend:
Noun 1. [画像:biliousness - gastric distress caused by a disorder of the liver or gall bladder]biliousness - gastric distress caused by a disorder of the liver or gall bladder
health problem, ill health, unhealthiness - a state in which you are unable to function normally and without pain
2. [画像:biliousness - a disposition to exhibit uncontrolled anger]biliousness - a disposition to exhibit uncontrolled anger; "his temper was well known to all his employees"
ill nature - a disagreeable, irritable, or malevolent disposition
querulousness - the quality of being given to complaining
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Translations
الصَّفْراء
mrzoutstvípotíže se žlučníkem
galdesygemodbydelighed
skapvonska
žlčovitosť
huysuzlukterslik

biliousness

[ˈbɪlɪəsnɪs] N (Med) → trastornos mpl biliares
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biliousness

n (Med) → Gallenkrankheit f, → Gallenleiden nt; (= irritability) → Reizbarkeit f; (= sickliness: of colour) → Widerlichkeit f
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bile

(bail) noun
1. a yellowish thick bitter fluid in the liver. gal مرّه، مَرار، صَفْراء жлъчка bílis žluč die Galle galde χολή bilis, hiel sapp زرداب sappineste bile מִיץ מָרָה पित्त žuč epe air empedu gall bile 胆汁 담즙 tulžis žults hempedu gal galle żółć bílis bilă желчь žlč žolč žuč galla น้ําดี safra, öd 膽汁 жовч صفراء mật 胆汁
2. anger or irritability. knorrigheid رداءَةُ طَبْع، شَكاسَه злоба irritabilidade hněv, rozmrzelost die Reizbarkeit vrede; harme εριστικότητα, θυμός, κακία mal genio sapisus بد خلقی katkeruus mauvaise humeur מרירות चिड़चिड़ापन žučljivost epésség marah ólund, skapvonska collera 不きげん 기분이 언짢음 tulžingumas īgnums; dusmas kemarahan korzeligheid sinne; dårlig humør złość بده تریخی irritabilidade irascibilitate раздражительность rozhorčenosť razjarjenost gorčina ilska ความโกรธ öfke, huysuzluk, terslik 暴躁 роздратованість, жовчність بد مزاجی ، چڑچڑا پن tính cáu gắt 暴躁
bilious (ˈbiljəs) adjective
of, or affected by, too much bile. a bilious attack. galagtige صفراوي، صَفْراوي، خاصٌّ بالصّفراء жлъчен bilioso žluč(ník)ový verstimmt galde- πικρόχολος, φαρμακερός bilioso; biliar sapine, sapi- صفراوی؛ وابسته به زرداب katkera bilieux מריר पित्तदोषग्रस्त žučni napadaj epe- penuh kemarahan önugur, ergilegur biliare 胆汁症の 담즙 이상에서 생기는 tulžies, tulžingas žultains; žults- penyakit hempedu gal- galle- zjadliwy bilioso biliar жёлчный; раздражительный žlčový žolčni žučni gallsjuk, gallsprängd, vresig ซึ่งโกรธ huysuz, ters, aksi 膽汁過多(導致)的 жовчний; злий صفراوی (thuộc) mật; dễ cáu 胆汁过多(致病)的
ˈbiliousness noun
galagtigheid الصَّفْراء заядливост, злъчност irritabilidade potíže se žlučníkem; mrzoutství die schlechte Laune galdesyge; modbydelighed δηκτικότητα mal genio; trastornos biliares sapisus صفرا؛ تندخویی katkeruus état/tempérament bilieux מרירות चिड़चिड़ापन žučljivost ingerlékenység pemberang skapvonska temperamento bilioso 気むずかしさ 담즙 과다 tulžingumas žultainums penuh hempedu galachtigheid, korzeligheid gallesjukdom; motbydelighet zjadliwość بد خويى irritabilidade temperament coleric желчность; раздражительность žlčovitosť žolčnost žučnost gallsjukdom, argsinthet ความโกรธ huysuzluk, terslik 膽汁過多 жовчність صفراوی طور پر sự nhiều mật; tính hay gắt 胆汁过多
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bil·ious·ness

n. biliosidad, trastorno con síntomas de estreñimiento, dolor de cabeza e indigestión atribuídos a un exceso de secreción biliar.
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