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Translate dislocation from English to French

Summary

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dislocation:
- foulure; luxation; dislocation; déboîtement; désarticulation
Wiktionary:
- dislocation → luxation, dislocation
- dislocation → luxation, dislocation

English

Detailed Translations for dislocation from English to French

dislocation:

dislocation [the ~] nom

the dislocation (sprain)
la foulure; la luxation; la dislocation; le déboîtement; la désarticulation
- foulure [la ~] nom
- luxation [la ~] nom
- dislocation [la ~] nom
- déboîtement [le ~] nom
- désarticulation [la ~] nom
the dislocation (spraining; straining)
la luxation; le déboîtement; la dislocation; la désarticulation
- luxation [la ~] nom
- déboîtement [le ~] nom
- dislocation [la ~] nom
- désarticulation [la ~] nom

Translation Matrix for dislocation:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
dislocation	dislocation; sprain; spraining; straining
déboîtement	dislocation; sprain; spraining; straining	spraining; straining; twisting; wrenching
désarticulation	dislocation; sprain; spraining; straining	spraining; straining; twisting; wrenching
foulure	dislocation; sprain	sprain
luxation	dislocation; sprain; spraining; straining	spraining; straining; twisting; wrenching
-	breakdown; disruption

Related Words for "dislocation":

location

Synonyms for "dislocation":

Related Definitions for "dislocation":

the act of disrupting an established order so it fails to continue¹
- the social dislocations resulting from government policies¹
an event that results in a displacement or discontinuity¹
a displacement of a part (especially a bone) from its normal position (as in the shoulder or the vertebral column)¹

Wiktionary Translations for dislocation:

dislocation

noun

dislocating of a joint
- dislocation → luxation

dislocation

noun

Déplacement
- dislocation → dislocation

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• dislocation	→ luxation	↔ Luxation — Medizin: eine über die einfache Torsion (Verdrehung) hinausgehende permanente Verschiebung zweier durch ein Gelenk verbundener Knochen zueinander, umgangssprachlich als das Auskugeln eines Gelenkes bezeichnet
• dislocation	→ dislocation	↔ dislocatie — ongewone verplaatsing

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