Word: body
Category: body
Beauty & Fitness, Health, Arts & Entertainment
Related words: body
the body, body works, bath and body, bath body works, body shop, human body, body parts, the human body, body central, body paint, body by vi, body of proof, body party, body wraps, google body, body wrap, body pillow
Synonyms: body
figure, frame, form, physique, anatomy, skeleton, soma, bod, soul case, torso, trunk, corpse, carcass, remains, stiff, cadaver, main part, central part, core, heart, expanse, mass, area, stretch, tract, sweep, extent, quantity, amount, volume, collection, corpus, association, organization, group, party, company, society, circle, syndicate, guild, corporation, contingent, fullness, thickness, substance, bounce, lift, shape, soundbox, dead body, consistency, consistence
Translations: body
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spanish
Translations:
cadáver, cuerpo, tropa, organismo, corporal, órgano, el cuerpo
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german
Translations:
hauptteil, körper, gehäuse, komitee, konsistenz, rumpf, leib, karosserie, torso, leiche, ...
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french
Translations:
fuselage, quintessence, substance, sujet, torse, caisse, groupe, carrosserie, collège, ensemble, ...
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italian
Translations:
corpo, tronco, organismo, del corpo, il corpo, organo
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portuguese
Translations:
corpo, organismo, corporal, órgão, do corpo
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dutch
Translations:
romp, carrosserie, lichaam, lijf, instantie, orgaan
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russian
Translations:
предмет, корпус, туловище, корпорация, лиф, коллектив, организация, орган, массив, короб, ...
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norwegian
Translations:
legeme, kroppen, kropp, kropps, kroppens
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swedish
Translations:
karosseri, kår, kropp, bål, lekamen, organ, kroppen, organet, kropps
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finnish
Translations:
keho, kiinteys, pääosa, joukko, elimistö, ruho, ruumis, elin, runko, kehon, ...
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danish
Translations:
krop, legeme, torso, organ, kroppen
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czech
Translations:
sestava, sbor, dřík, podstata, karosérie, osoba, trup, skříň, mrtvola, skupina, ...
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polish
Translations:
kulturysta, organ, kolegium, ciało, kadłub, korpus, ścierwo, treść, gremium, grupa, ...
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hungarian
Translations:
tollszár, holttest, szár, kas, ruhaderék, hangszerszekrény, karosszéria, tömöttség, kocsiszekrény, test, ...
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turkish
Translations:
vücut, beden, gövde, gövdesi, vücudun
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greek
Translations:
σώμα, σώματος, οργανισμό, οργανισμός, το σώμα
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ukrainian
Translations:
тіло, корпус, орган, предмет, остів, ліф, труп
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albanian
Translations:
trup, shtat, organ, trupi, trupi i, organ i
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bulgarian
Translations:
корпус, тяло, орган, тялото, телесно, на тялото
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belarusian
Translations:
ствол, цела
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estonian
Translations:
asutus, tervik, kere, keha, organ, organi
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croatian
Translations:
karoserija, tjelesni, objekta, tijelo, sanduk, tijela, tjelesne, tijelu, je tijelo
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icelandic
Translations:
kroppur, líkami, líkaminn, líkama, líkamanum, aðili
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latin
Translations:
corpus
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lithuanian
Translations:
kūnas, liemuo, institucija, kūno, organas
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latvian
Translations:
ķermenis, korpuss, ķermeņa, struktūra, institūcija
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macedonian
Translations:
телото, тело, на телото, орган, органот
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romanian
Translations:
trup, corp, organism, corpul, corpului, corporală
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slovenian
Translations:
telo, karoserij, trup, telesa, organ
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slovak
Translations:
telo, snor, korba, trup, tela
The meaning and "use of": body
noun
- the physical structure of a person or an animal, including the bones, flesh, and organs. - it's important to keep your body in good condition
- the main section of a car or aircraft. - the body of the aircraft was filled with smoke
- the main or central part of something, especially a building or text. - information that changes regularly is kept apart from the main body of the text
- a large or substantial amount of something; a mass or collection of something. - a rich body of Canadian folklore
- a distinct material object. - the path taken by the falling body
- a full or substantial quality of flavor in wine. - The wine itself is rather fuller in body and more alcoholic than Chianti, reflecting its warmer production zone.
- (in pottery) a clay used for making the main part of ceramic ware, as distinct from a glaze. - In Siraj's ceramics, this body is in clay, bearing several forms and colours within it.
- give material form to something abstract. - he bodied forth the traditional Prussian remedy for all ills
- build the bodywork of (a motor vehicle). - an era when automobiles were bodied over wooden frames
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