physical

physical
'fizikəl
adjective
1) (of the body: Playing football is one form of physical fitness.) físico
2) (of things that can be seen or felt: the physical world.) material
3) (of the laws of nature: It's a physical impossibility for a man to fly like a bird.) físico
4) (relating to the natural features of the surface of the Earth: physical geography.) físico
5) (relating to physics: physical chemistry.) físico
•
- physical education
physical adj físico
physical
tr['fɪzɪkəl]
adjective
1 (of the body) físico,-a
2 (material - world) material
3 (of physics) físico,-a
4 familiar euphemistic use (rough) duro,-a
■ it was a very physical game fue un partido muy duro
noun
1 (medical examination) reconocimiento médico
\
SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
physical chemistry fisicoquímica
physical education educación nombre femenino física
physical examination reconocimiento médico
physical geography geografía física
physical jerks SMALLBRITISH ENGLISH/SMALL ejercicios nombre masculino plural físicos
physical ['fɪzɪkəl] adj
1) : físico
physical laws: leyes físicas
2) material: material, físico
3) bodily: físico, corpóreo
♦ physically [-kli] adv
physical n
checkup: chequeo m, reconocimiento m médico
physical
adj.
• físico, -a adj.
n.
• chequeo médico s.m.

I 'fɪzɪkəl
adjective
1)
a) (bodily) físico; <illness> orgánico

the physical effects of alcohol consumption — los efectos del alcohol en el organismo

physical examination — reconocimiento m médico, chequeo m (médico)

physical education — educación f física

b) (rough)

it was a very physical game — jugaron muy duro

2) (material) <world> material

that's a physical impossibility — eso es materialmente imposible


II
noun reconocimiento m médico, chequeo m (médico)
['fɪzɪkǝl]
1. ADJ
1) (=of the body) [condition, disability, contact, violence] físico; [punishment] corporal
2) (=material) [properties, characteristics] físico; [world] material

physical environment — entorno m físico

physical evidence — pruebas fpl materiales

it's a physical impossibility — es materialmente imposible

his physical presence repelled her — su mera presencia le repugnaba

3) (=involving physical contact, effort) físico

he's a very physical man — es un hombre que recurre mucho al contacto físico

rugby is a very physical sport — el rugby es un deporte muy físico or con mucho contacto físico

there was some very physical play from both teams — hubo mucho juego duro por parte de los dos equipos

he has been ordered not to do any physical work — le han dicho que no haga ninguna clase de trabajo que requiera esfuerzo físico

to get physical — (sexually) pasar al plano físico; (=be rough) emplear la fuerza física, llegar a las manos *

4) (=of physics) físico

the physical sciences — las ciencias físicas

2.
N (also: physical examination) reconocimiento m físico
3.
CPD

physical chemistry N — fisicoquímica f

physical education N — educación f física

physical examination N — reconocimiento m físico

physical exercise N — ejercicio m (físico)

physical fitness N — (buena) forma f física

a physical fitness programme — un programa de ejercicios físicos

physical geography N — geografía f física

physical handicap N — impedimento m físico

physical jerks * NPL — (Brit) gimnasia fsing , ejercicios mpl (físicos)

physical science N — ciencia f física

physical therapist N — (US) fisioterapeuta mf

physical therapy N — (US) fisioterapia f

physical training N — entrenamiento m , ejercicio m (físico)

* * *

I ['fɪzɪkəl]
adjective
1)
a) (bodily) físico; <illness> orgánico

the physical effects of alcohol consumption — los efectos del alcohol en el organismo

physical examination — reconocimiento m médico, chequeo m (médico)

physical education — educación f física

b) (rough)

it was a very physical game — jugaron muy duro

2) (material) <world> material

that's a physical impossibility — eso es materialmente imposible


II
noun reconocimiento m médico, chequeo m (médico)

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