bodily

UK:*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈbɒdɪli/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/ˈbɑdəli/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(bod′l ē)

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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Principal Translations
InglésEspañol
bodily adj (physical, corporeal)corporal adj
  del cuerpo loc adj
 Does the mind survive when bodily life ends?
 ¿Sobrevive la mente a la muerte corporal?
 ¿Sobrevive la mente a la muerte del cuerpo?
bodily adj (relating to the body)corporal adj
  del cuerpo loc adj
  fisiológico/a adj
 She's lost several bodily functions and now needs constant care.
 Ha perdido varias funciones corporales y ahora necesita cuidados constantes.
 Ha perdido varias funciones del cuerpo y ahora necesita cuidados constantes.
bodily adv (physically)físicamente adv
  en persona loc adv
 The flood waters swept away the houses bodily.
 Las aguas de la inundación barrieron las casas físicamente.
 ⓘEsta oración no es una traducción de la original. ¡Apareció él en persona, luego de haberse comunicado su muerte!
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Compound Forms:
InglésEspañol
Actual Bodily Harm n UK (law: physical injury) (legal)delito de lesiones loc nom f
 Comete delito de lesiones quien altera la salud de otro o le causa un daño que, transitoria o permanentemente, deja una huella o secuela en su cuerpo.
bodily function n (physical activity, process)función corporal nf + adj mf
bodily harm n (law: physical injury)daños corporales nmpl + adj
  lesiones corporales nfpl + adj
bodily heirs npl archaic (law: descendants)herederos nmpl
body fluid,
bodily fluid n		 (liquid produced by human body)fluido corporal loc nom m
 The disease spreads through body fluids.
 La enfermedad corre por el fluido corporal.
body fluid,
bodily fluid n		 (water content of human body)fluido corporal loc nom m
 A decrease in the level of body fluid leads to an increase in body temperature.
 Una reducción en los niveles de fluido corporal lleva a un aumento de la temperatura.
GBH n UK, initialism (grievous bodily harm) (lesiones corporales graves)LCG nfpl
grievous bodily harm n UK (law: serious injury)lesiones corporales graves nfpl + loc adj
serious bodily injury n (law: severe physical damage)lesiones corporales graves loc nom fpl
  lesiones físicas graves loc nom fpl
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'bodily' aparece también en las siguientes entradas:
In the English description:
bag - biofeedback - biological clock - biopsy - bowel movement - cilium - complexion - continence - corporal - corporeal - corporeality - discharge - douche - emission - excreta - excretion - fat - figure - GBH - give out - herniate - herniation - hilum - hydrocele - hyperactive - hyperactivity - hypertrophy - immaterial - incontinent - inflame - innate immunity - kidney - level - middle-age spread - mucus - necrotic - phagocyte - physical - physical attributes - physical exercise - physicality - physically fit - pierce - posture - psychomotor - rest - retention - sclerosis - sebum - spiritually
Spanish:
material - accidente corporal - integridad física - inteligencia kinestésica - lesión física - lesión grave - necesidad fisiológica - somatizar


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