Betekenis van:
bodily
bodily
Bijvoeglijk naamwoord
- fysiek; lichamelijk; lichamelijk; lichamelijk
- having or relating to a physical material body
"bodily existence"
bodily
Bijvoeglijk naamwoord
- of or relating to or belonging to the body
"a bodily organ"
"bodily functions"
bodily
Bijwoord
- in bodily form
"he was translated bodily to heaven"
Voorbeeldzinnen
- The father carried his son bodily from the room.
- While you are asleep, the bodily functions slow down and body temperature falls.
- You know Grievous Bodily Harm? Just how bad do the injuries have to be before it counts as Grievous?
- Painters and sculptors under the Nazis often depicted the nude, but they were forbidden to show any bodily imperfections.
- And is not the bodily pain which follows every excess a manifest declaration of the divine will?
- Mr T (19 years old) avoided conviction for murder, but was found guilty of grievous bodily harm for having intentionally caused wounds.
- performing bodily functions
- murder, grievous bodily injury,
- Causing minor bodily injury
- motor vehicle crime, murder, grievous bodily injury,
- preventing or correcting bodily deformities; or
- Causing grievous bodily injury, disfigurement or permanent disability
- the movement of the retractable step shall not be liable to cause any bodily harm either to passengers or to persons waiting at bus stops;
- According to Polish law, persons who are under 16 are treated as disabled if they have physical or mental impairment during an expected period exceeding 12 months, due to congenital malformation, long-term illness or bodily injury and they require permanent care or support to fulfil basic living needs, in a manner that is appropriate for a person of their age.
- encourage or condone excess consumption of a food; (d) state, suggest or imply that a balanced and varied diet cannot provide appropriate quantities of nutrients in general. Derogations in the case of nutrients for which sufficient quantities cannot be provided by a balanced and varied diet, including the conditions for their application, may be adopted in accordance with the procedure referred to in Article 24(2), taking into account the special conditions present in Member States; (e) refer to changes in bodily functions which could give rise to or exploit fear in the consumer, either textually or through pictorial, graphic or symbolic representations.