physical

physical
physical [ˈfɪzɪkəl]
1. adjective
physique
• physical contact contact m physique
• physical attraction attirance f physique
• physical cruelty sévices mpl
• the physical world le monde matériel
• she's a very physical person c'est quelqu'un de très physique
• it's a physical impossibility for him to get there on time il lui est matériellement impossible d'arriver là-bas à l'heure
2. noun
( = medical test) (inf) examen m médical
3. compounds
► physical education noun éducation f physique
► physical examination noun examen m médical
► physical exercise noun exercice m physique
► physical fitness noun forme f physique
► physical handicap noun handicap m physique
► physical therapist noun (US) kinésithérapeute mf
► physical therapy noun (US) kinésithérapie f
• to have physical therapy faire de la rééducation
* * *
['fɪzɪkl] 1.
(colloq) noun bilan m de santé

to have a physical — se faire faire un bilan de santé

2.
adjective
1) (of the body) [strength, pain etc] physique

physical abuse — sévices mpl

it's a physical impossibility — c'est physiquement impossible

she's very physical — (demonstrative) elle est très démonstrative

did he get physical? — (become violent) est-ce qu'il en est venu aux mains?

2) [chemistry, science, property] physique

English-French dictionary. 2013.

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