| Definition of 'paralyse' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (verb) paralyze, paralyse
make powerless and unable to function
"The bureaucracy paralyzes the entire operation"
2. (verb) paralyze, paralyse
cause to be paralyzed and immobile
"The poison paralyzed him"; "Fear paralyzed her"
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1. (verb) paralyse
paralyze
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| Definition of 'paralyse' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (verb) paralyse
same as Paralyze
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Sense: to make unable to move
paralysed with fear.
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 Afrikaans: verlam |
 Arabic: يَشُلُّ |
 Bulgarian: парализирам |
 Brazilian: paralisar |
 Czech: ochrnout |
 German: lähmen |
 Danish: paralysere; lamme |
 Greek: παραλύω |
 Spanish: paralizar(se) |
 Estonian: halvama |
 Farsi: فلج کردن |
 Finnish: halvaantua |
 French: paralyser |
 Hebrew: לְשַׁתֵק |
 Hindi: अशक्त कर देना, गतिहीन कर |
 Croatian: paralizirati |
 Hungarian: (meg)bénulás |
 Indonesian: melumpuhkan |
 Icelandic: lama |
 Italian: paralizzare |
 Japanese: まひする |
 Korean: 마비시키다 |
 Lithuanian: paralyžiuoti |
 Latvian: paralizēt |
 Malay: menjadi kaku |
 Dutch: verlammen |
 Norwegian: lamme, paralysere |
 Polish: paraliżować |
 Persian: فلج کردن |
 Pashto: شل كول، فلجول |
 Romanian: a paraliza |
 Russian: парализовать |
 Slovak: ochrnúť |
 Slovenian: ohromiti |
 Serbian: paralizovati |
 Swedish: förlama |
 Thai: ทำให้ขยับเขยื้อนไม่ได้ |
 Turkish: felç etmek |
 Taiwanese: 使癱瘓 |
 Ukrainian: паралізувати |
 Urdu: اپاہج بنانا |
 Vietnamese: làm tê liệt |
 Chinese: 使瘫痪 |
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