visceral

visceral, profundo

Que implica sentimientos muy intensos que parecen surgir de lo más profundo de uno mismo.

En inglés sencillo: Involving very strong feelings that seem to come from deep inside you.

• She felt a visceral fear of the place.
• His visceral hatred of cruelty shaped his work.
• The film captures the visceral anger of people who have lost everything.

Sinónimos: deep-seated, intense

Expresiones frecuentes: visceral fear, visceral hatred, visceral anger

visceral, instintivo

Basado en una sensación física inmediata o en el instinto, más que en una reflexión cuidadosa.

En inglés sencillo: Based on an immediate physical feeling or instinct rather than careful thought.

• My response was visceral rather than logical.
• The loud explosion produced a visceral reaction in the audience.
• The music's visceral appeal was hard to explain in words.

Sinónimos: instinctive, gut, intuitive

Antónimos: intellectual, rational

Expresiones frecuentes: visceral reaction, visceral response, visceral appeal

visceral

Relacionado con los órganos del pecho o del abdomen, o situado dentro de ellos o a su alrededor.

En inglés sencillo: Connected with the organs inside the chest or belly, or located around or within them.

• Visceral fat surrounds organs inside the belly.
• The diagram shows the main visceral organs.
• Researchers examined samples of visceral tissue.

Sinónimos: splanchnic

Expresiones frecuentes: visceral organs, visceral fat, visceral tissue

visceral

Se dice de una enfermedad que afecta a los órganos del pecho o del abdomen.

En inglés sencillo: Affecting the organs inside the chest or belly.

• The patient had a visceral infection.
• Visceral leishmaniasis can affect the liver and spleen.
• Doctors checked whether the disease had become visceral.

Sinónimos: splanchnic

Expresiones frecuentes: visceral disease, visceral infection, visceral leishmaniasis