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occlusive — (adj.) 1867, from L. occlus , pp. stem of occludere (see OCCLUDE (Cf. occlude)) + IVE (Cf. ive) … Etymology dictionary
Occlusive — Consonne occlusive Mode d’articulation Obstruction Constrictive Occlusive Affriquée Fricative Sonante Spirante Liquide Semi voyelle Vibrante Roulée Bat … Wikipédia en Français
occlusive — ● occlusif, occlusive adjectif Relatif à l occlusion d un conduit naturel. Se dit d un pansement étanche. ● occlusif, occlusive (expressions) adjectif Consonne occlusive ou occlusive (nom féminin), consonne dont l articulation comporte une… … Encyclopédie Universelle
OCCLUSIVE (CONSONNE) — OCCLUSIVE CONSONNE Lors de la phonation, lorsque l’air expiratoire sortant des poumons rencontre un obstacle qui l’empêche de s’échapper par la bouche, il y a une occlusion qui se manifeste par un silence. Lorsque cet obstacle se relâche… … Encyclopédie Universelle
occlusive dressing — n a dressing that seals a wound to protect against infection * * * a dressing that seals a wound from contact with air or bacteria … Medical dictionary
Occlusive glottale — Coup de glotte Le coup de glotte est la dénomination commune d une consonne dont la description en phonétique articulatoire est l occlusive glottale sourde, notée [ʔ] en alphabet phonétique international … Wikipédia en Français
Occlusive dressing — An occlusive dressing is an air and water tight trauma dressing used in first aid. These dressings are generally made with a waxy coating so as to provide a total seal, and as a result do not have the absorbent properties of gauze pads. They are… … Wikipedia
occlusive — adjective Etymology: Latin occlusus, past participle of occludere Date: 1888 1. serving to occlude 2. characterized by occlusion … New Collegiate Dictionary
occlusive — См. consonante occlusiva … Пятиязычный словарь лингвистических терминов
occlusive — occlusiveness, n. /euh klooh siv/, adj. 1. occluding or tending to occlude. 2. Phonet. characterized by or having occlusion. n. Phonet. 3. a stop that is unreleased, as the p sound in stop, or deviously released, as the k sound in acme, acne, or… … Universalium
