Numérologie
Feng Shui Date De Naissance #7 - D233terminer votre chemin de vie sur la num233rologie. Resolution: 850x850. Published: October 17, 20. 18-Jan-21 13:25:38. NUM (in Britain and South Africa) abbreviation for (Mining & Quarrying) National Union of Mineworkers Collins English Dictionary – Complete and Unabridged, 12th Edition 2014 © HarperCollins Publishers 1991, 1994, 1998, 2000, 2003, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2011, 2014.
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Num may refer to:
- Short for number
- Num (god), the creator and high god of the Nenets people of Siberia
- Short for the Book of Numbers of the Hebrew Bible
- Khnum, a god of Egyptian mythology
- Mios Num, an island of western New Guinea
- num, the code for the Niuafo'ou language of Tonga
NUM may refer to:
- National Union of Manufacturers, a former employers' association in the United Kingdom
- New Ulster Movement in Northern Ireland
- National Ugly Mugs, a reporting system for sex workers, run by UK Network of Sex Work Projects
- Nurse Unit Manager
- n-um.com (N-UM), popular website about different islam topics, in Bosnian language
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numb
(nŭm)adj.numb·er, numb·est1. Deprived of the power to feel or move normally; benumbed: toes numb with cold; too numb with fear to cry out.
2. Emotionally unresponsive; indifferent: numb to yet another appeal.
Numbots
tr. & intr.v.numbed, numb·ing, numbs
[Middle English nome, variant of nomin, past participle of nimen, to seize, from Old English niman; see nem- in Indo-European roots.]
numb′ness n.
Word History: Old English had a number of strong verbs (often loosely called 'irregular' verbs) that did not survive into Modern English. One such was the verb niman, 'to take,' later replaced by take, a borrowing from Old Norse. The verb had a past tense nam and a past participle numen; if the verb had survived, it would likely have become nim, nam, num, like swim, swam, swum. Although we do not have the verb as such anymore, its past participle is alive and well, now spelled numb, literally 'taken, seized,' as by cold or grief. (The older spelling without the b is still seen in the compound numskull.) The verb also lives on indirectly in the word nimble, which used to mean 'quick to take,' and then later 'light, quick on one's feet.'
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numb
(nʌm) adj2. unable to move; paralysed
3. characteristic of or resembling numbness: a numb sensation.
vb (tr)
[C15: nomen, literally: taken (with paralysis), from Old English niman to take; related to Old Norse nema, Old High German niman]
ˈnumbnessn
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numb
(nʌm)adj. numb•er, numb•est,
v. adj.
1. deprived of sensation, as by anesthesia: fingers numb with cold.
v.t. 3. to make numb.
[1400–50; late Middle English nome literally, taken, seized, variant of nomen, numen, Old English numen, past participle of niman to take; see nim]
numb′ness,n.
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numb
Past participle: numbed
Gerund: numbing
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I have numbed |
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Collins English Verb Tables © HarperCollins Publishers 2011
Verb | 1. | numb - make numb or insensitive; 'The shock numbed her senses' benumb, blunt, dull desensitise, desensitize - cause not to be sensitive; 'The war desensitized many soldiers'; 'The photographic plate was desensitized' |
Adj. | 1. | numb - lacking sensation; 'my foot is asleep'; 'numb with cold' insensible - incapable of physical sensation; 'insensible to pain'; 'insensible earth' |
2. | numb - (followed by `to') not showing human feeling or sensitivity; unresponsive; 'passersby were dead to our plea for help'; 'numb to the cries for mercy' insensitive - deficient in human sensibility; not mentally or morally sensitive; 'insensitive to the needs of the patients' | |
3. | numb - so frightened as to be unable to move; stunned or paralyzed with terror; petrified; 'too numb with fear to move' afraid - filled with fear or apprehension; 'afraid even to turn his head'; 'suddenly looked afraid'; 'afraid for his life'; 'afraid of snakes'; 'afraid to ask questions' |
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numb
adjective1.unfeeling, dead, frozen, paralysed, insensitive, deadened, immobilized, torpid, insensible, benumbedHis legs felt numb and his toes ached.
unfeelingfeeling, sensitive, responsive
unfeelingfeeling, sensitive, responsive
2.stupefied, deadened, unfeeling, insensibleThe mother, numb with grief, had trouble speaking.
verb1.stun, knock out, paralyse, daze, stupefyFor a while the shock of his letter numbed her.
2.deaden, freeze, dull, paralyse, immobilize, benumbThe cold numbed my fingers.
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numb
adjective1. Lacking physical feeling or sensitivity:
2. Lacking responsiveness or alertness:benumbed, dull, insensible, insensitive, stuporous, torpid, unresponsive, wooden.
verb1. To render less sensitive:Idiom: take the edge off.
2. To render helpless, as by emotion:
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ochromenýochromitzkřehlýznecitlivětztuhlý
tunnoton
umrtvljen
dofinn, tilfinningalausdofna
저린
nejutīgsnotirpisstindzināt
dormenteentorpecido
odrevenelotrpel
ชา
tê
numb
[nʌm]A.ADJ1. (with cold) → entumecido
my legs feel numb (from bad circulation etc) → se me han dormido las piernas
my fingers have gone numb (gen) → se me han dormido los dedos; (with cold) → se me han entumecido los dedos
my feet were numb with cold → tenía los piesentumecidos de frío
my legs feel numb (from bad circulation etc) → se me han dormido las piernas
my fingers have gone numb (gen) → se me han dormido los dedos; (with cold) → se me han entumecido los dedos
my feet were numb with cold → tenía los piesentumecidos de frío
2. (fig) (with fear, shock) → paralizado
to be numb with fright → estar paralizado de miedo
when I heard about the accident I just felt numb → cuando me enterédelaccidente me quedéatontadoor sin poder reaccionar
B.VTto be numb with fright → estar paralizado de miedo
when I heard about the accident I just felt numb → cuando me enterédelaccidente me quedéatontadoor sin poder reaccionar
1. (= deaden) (with injection) → adormecer
the cold wind numbed my face → el vientofrío me dejó la caraentumecida
alcohol was the only thing that numbed the pain (fig) → el alcohol era la únicacosa que aplacaba el dolor
repeated images of violence have numbed people to the reality of war → la contínua exposición a escenasviolentas ha insensibilizadoa lagentefrentea larealidadde laguerra
the cold wind numbed my face → el vientofrío me dejó la caraentumecida
alcohol was the only thing that numbed the pain (fig) → el alcohol era la únicacosa que aplacaba el dolor
repeated images of violence have numbed people to the reality of war → la contínua exposición a escenasviolentas ha insensibilizadoa lagentefrentea larealidadde laguerra
2. (= stun) → atontar
I was numbed by the news of his death → la noticia de su muerte me dejóatontadoor sin poder reaccionar
I was numbed by the news of his death → la noticia de su muerte me dejóatontadoor sin poder reaccionar
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numb
[ˈnʌm]adj [fingers, toes, leg, arm] → engourdi(e)
to go numb → s'engourdir
My leg's gone numb → J'ai les jambesengourdies.
to grow numb → s'engourdir
to feel numb → être engourdi(e)
to be numb with cold [person] → être transi(e), être transi(e) de froid
to go numb → s'engourdir
My leg's gone numb → J'ai les jambesengourdies.
to grow numb → s'engourdir
to feel numb → être engourdi(e)
to be numb with cold [person] → être transi(e), être transi(e) de froid
(= unable to react) → paralysé(e)
numb with fear → transi(e) de peur, paralysé(e) par lapeur
numb with shock →
numb with grief → paralysé(e) de douleur
vtnumb with fear → transi(e) de peur, paralysé(e) par lapeur
numb with shock →
numb with grief → paralysé(e) de douleur
[cold, anaesthetic] → engourdir
The cold numbed my fingers → Le froidengourdissait mes doigts.
to numb the pain → atténuer la douleur
The cold numbed my fingers → Le froidengourdissait mes doigts.
to numb the pain → atténuer la douleur
[shock, bad experience, grief] [+ person] → paralyser
For a while the shock of Philip's letter numbed her → Après avoir lu la lettre de Philip, elle resta sous le choc pendant un moment.
For a while the shock of Philip's letter numbed her → Après avoir lu la lettre de Philip, elle resta sous le choc pendant un moment.
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numb
adj (+er) → taub, empfindungslos, gefühllos; feeling → taub; (emotionally) → benommen, wie betäubt; hands numb with cold → Hände, die vor Kältetauborgefühllos sind; numb with grief → starror wie betäubt vor Schmerz; numb with disbelief → starr vor Ungläubigkeit
vt (cold) → tauborgefühllosmachen; (injection, fig) → betäuben; numbed with fear/grief → starr vor Furcht/Schmerz
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numb
[nʌm]1.adja. (fingers) → intorpidito/a
numb with cold → intirizzito/a (dal freddo)
my leg has gone numb → mi si è intorpidita una gamba
numb with cold → intirizzito/a (dal freddo)
my leg has gone numb → mi si è intorpidita una gamba
b. (fig) numb with (fear, grief) → paralizzato/a da, impietrito/a da
2.vta. → intorpidire
the cold numbs you as soon as you step outside → appena si esce si restaparalizzati dal freddo
the cold numbs you as soon as you step outside → appena si esce si restaparalizzati dal freddo
b. (fig) → rendere insensibile
she drinks to numb her grief → beve per attenuare il dolore
she drinks to numb her grief → beve per attenuare il dolore
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numb
(nam) adjective not able to feel or move. My arm has gone numb; She was numb with cold. lam حَدِر، فاقِد الحِس изтръпнал entorpecido ochromený, zkřehlý taub følelsesløs μουδιασμένοςentumecido, insensible tuim, kange سست puutunut engourdiרדום सुन्न ukočen zsibbadt kebas dofinn, tilfinningalaus intorpidito, intirizzito しびれた (손발이) 저린, 언, 마비된 nutirpęs, sustiręs, nustėręs nejutīgs; notirpis kebas verstijfdfølelsesløs, stiv av kuldeścierpnięty, skostniały سست،ضعيف dormente amorţit онемелый; окоченевший skrehnutý odrevenel utrnuo domnad, stel ชา uyşuk, uyuşmuş, hissizleşmiş 麻木的 заціпенілий, онімілий بے حس، سُن tê cóng; chết lặng 麻木的
verb to make numb. The cold numbed her fingers. verlam يُخَدِّر، يُفْقِدُ الحِس изтръпвам entorpecer ochromit, znecitlivět taub machen gøre følelsesløs μουδιάζω, παραλύωentumecer tuimestama کرخ کردن .سست شدن puuduttaa engourdir לְהַרדִים सुन्न कर देना umrtvljen elzsibbaszt mengebaskan dofna intorpidire, intirizzire しびれさせる 마비시키다 (su)stingdyti, (pa)daryti nejuntamą, nejautrų padarīt nejutīgu; stindzināt mengebaskan verstijvengjøre følelsesløs, få til å stivne sparaliżować كرخ كيدل،سړيدل adormecer a amorţi вызывать онемение/окоченение znecitlivieť ohromiti utrnuti få att domna (stelna) ทำให้ชา uyuşturmak, hissizleştirmek 使麻木, 使失去感覺 спричинити оніміння, задубіння سُن کرنا làm tê cóng; chết lặng 使麻木,使失去知觉
ˈnumbly adverb verlamd بِتَخَدُّر، بِفُقدان الحِس изтръпнало entorpecido ochromeně, zkřehle taub følelsesløst μουδιασμένα torpemente tuimalt بطور بيحس puutuneesti d'une manière engourdie חֲסַר תְחוּשָה स्तब्धता से, संज्ञाहीनतापूर्वक ukočeno zsibbadtan kebas dauflega; eins og dofinn insensibilmente しびれて 마비되어 sustingęs, sustiręs nejutīgi; stingi dalam keadaan kebas gevoelloosstivt, følelsesløst w odrętwieniu په بى حسى سره como que paralisado amorţit онемело skrehnuto odrevenelo utrnulo avdomnat, stelt อย่างไร้ความรู้สึก uyuşmuş bir şekilde 麻木地 оніміло بے حسي سے lặng người 麻木地
ˈnumbness noun verlamtheid تَخَدُّر، فُقْدان الحِس изтръпваност entorpecimento otupělost, znecitlivění die Taubheit følelsesløshed μούδιασμαentumecimiento tuimus خدر؛ تخدير puutuminen engourdissement חוֹסֶר תְחוּשָה जड़ता, स्तब्धता, संज्ञाहीनता ukočenost, mrtvilo zsibbadtság keadaan kebas dofi, tilfinningaleysi intorpidimento しびれ 마비됨 sustingimas, sustirimas nejutīgums; stingums; tirpas kekebasan gevoelloosheidfølelsesløshet, stivhet odrętwienie بى حسى dormência amorţeală нечувствительность;окоченелость znecitlivenie odrevenelost utrnulost domning, stelhet การไร้ความรู้สึก uyuşukluk, uyuşma, hissizlik 麻木, 無感覺 заціпеніння, нечутливість بے حسي tình trạng tê cóng; chết lặng người 麻木,麻痹
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numb
→ خَدِرٌ ztuhlý følelsesløsempfindungslosμουδιασμένοςentumecido tunnotonengourdi umrtvljeninsensibile 感覚のない 저린verstijfdnummenzdrętwiałyNational University Of Mongolia
dormenteонемелый domnad ชาuyuşuk tê麻木的Multilingual Translator © HarperCollins Publishers 2009
numb
#num In Excel
a. [extremity] entumecido-a, adormecido-a; aturdido-a;I feel ___ → Me siento entumecido-a; me siento aturdido-a.
numb
adj dormido; to getobecome — dormirse; Do your hands get numb?..¿Se le duermen las manos?; vt (tambiénto — up) anestesiar, dormir; I’m going to numb up your finger..Le voy a anestesiar (dormir) el dedo.English-Spanish/Spanish-English Medical Dictionary Copyright © 2006 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved.