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Detailed Translations for bandage from English to French

bandage:

bandage [the ~] nomen

  1. the bandage (ligature; swathe)
    la bande Velpeau; la bande; le pansement; le bandage
  2. the bandage (mitella; sling)
    l'écharpe
  3. the bandage
    le bandage
  4. the bandage (swathing-band; swathe; swaddling bands)
    la bande Velpeau; le bandage

to bandage verb (bandages, bandaged, bandaging)

  1. to bandage (swathe)
    se draper dans

Conjugations for bandage:

present
  1. bandage
  2. bandage
  3. bandages
  4. bandage
  5. bandage
  6. bandage
simple past
  1. bandaged
  2. bandaged
  3. bandaged
  4. bandaged
  5. bandaged
  6. bandaged
present perfect
  1. have bandaged
  2. have bandaged
  3. has bandaged
  4. have bandaged
  5. have bandaged
  6. have bandaged
past continuous
  1. was bandaging
  2. were bandaging
  3. was bandaging
  4. were bandaging
  5. were bandaging
  6. were bandaging
future
  1. shall bandage
  2. will bandage
  3. will bandage
  4. shall bandage
  5. will bandage
  6. will bandage
continuous present
  1. am bandaging
  2. are bandaging
  3. is bandaging
  4. are bandaging
  5. are bandaging
  6. are bandaging
subjunctive
  1. be bandaged
  2. be bandaged
  3. be bandaged
  4. be bandaged
  5. be bandaged
  6. be bandaged
diverse
  1. bandage!
  2. let's bandage!
  5. bandaged
  6. bandaging
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for bandage:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
bandage bandage; ligature; swaddling bands; swathe; swathing-band hair ribbon; headband; ribbon; sterilized gauze
bande bandage; ligature; swathe accumulation; assembling; band; bobbins; bunch; clan; clique; clutter; collection; coterie; couple; crowd; file; flounce; frill; gang; gathering; heel; horde; label; line; list; pair; party; private chat; rank; row; set; small circle; spools; strip; stripe; the two
bande Velpeau bandage; ligature; swaddling bands; swathe; swathing-band
pansement bandage; ligature; swathe sterilized gauze; wound bandage
écharpe bandage; mitella; sling headcloth; headscarf; kerchief; sash; scarf; shawl; small shawl; tie; wrap
- patch
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
se draper dans bandage; swathe blur; camouflage; conceal; cover; envelop; mantle; mask; shroud; swathe; veil; wrap
- bind
Not SpecifiedRelated TranslationsOther Translations
bande tape

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Synonyms for "bandage":


Related Definitions for "bandage":

  1. a piece of soft material that covers and protects an injured part of the body1
  2. dress by covering or binding1
    • The nurse bandaged a sprained ankle1
    • bandage an incision1
  3. wrap around with something so as to cover or enclose1

Wiktionary Translations for bandage:

bandage
noun
  1. medical binding
bandage
noun
  1. bande dont on serre, entoure ou enveloppe une partie du corps d’un homme ou d’un animal (chien, chat, etc.) malade ou blessé.
  2. Sorte de lien plat et large.
  3. Tissu recouvert d’une sorte d’emplâtre agglutinatif.
verb
  1. (familier, fr) Occitanie|fr exaspérer, gonfler.
  2. mettre un petit enfant dans un maillot.
  3. Soigner une plaie, une blessure, lui faire un pansement.
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• bandage → bandage ↔ Bandage — meist weiche, elastische Stoffstücke, mit denen Körperteile eingewickelt werden
• bandage → bande; bandage ↔ Fatsche — österreichisch, umgangssprachlich, regional: Verband oder Binde; Fasche
• bandage → bandage ↔ Verband — Medizin: eine Wundabdeckung
• bandage → bander ↔ bandagieren — (transitiv) mit Bandagen umwickeln; eine Bandage anlegen
• bandage → panser ↔ verbinden — Medizin: etwas, jemanden verbinden: etw., jmd. mit einer Binde abdecken, mit einem Verband versorgen

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