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beroerte:
- brain haemorrhage; stroke; cerebral haemorrhage; apoplectic stroke; nervous breakdown
Wiktionary:
- beroerte → stroke
- beroerte → apoplectic fit, apoplexy, stroke of apoplexy, fit, seizure, stroke

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Detailed Translations for beroerte from Dutch to English

beroerte:

beroerte [de ~ (v)] nom

de beroerte (hersenbloeding; apoplexie; attaque)
the brain haemorrhage; the cerebral haemorrhage; the apoplectic stroke; the nervous breakdown
- brain haemorrhage [the ~] nom
- cerebral haemorrhage [the ~] nom
- apoplectic stroke [the ~] nom
- nervous breakdown [the ~] nom
the stroke
– a sudden loss of consciousness resulting when the rupture or occlusion of a blood vessel leads to oxygen lack in the brain ¹
- stroke [the ~] nom

Translation Matrix for beroerte:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
apoplectic stroke	apoplexie; attaque; beroerte; hersenbloeding
brain haemorrhage	apoplexie; attaque; beroerte; hersenbloeding
cerebral haemorrhage	apoplexie; attaque; beroerte; hersenbloeding
nervous breakdown	apoplexie; attaque; beroerte; hersenbloeding	nervous breakdown; zenuwcrisis; zenuwinzinking
stroke	apoplexie; attaque; beroerte; hersenbloeding	handslag; hartaanval; hartinfarct; hartverlamming; herseninfarct; infarct; kwaststreek
Verb	Related Translations	Other Translations
stroke		knuffelen; liefkozen

Related Words for "beroerte":

beroertes

Wiktionary Translations for beroerte:

beroerte

noun

een acute beschadiging van de hersenen die veroorzaakt wordt door een bloeduitstorting in de hersenen
- beroerte → stroke

beroerte

noun

loss of brain function arising when the blood supply to the brain is suddenly interrupted
- stroke → beroerte

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• beroerte	→ apoplectic fit; apoplexy; stroke of apoplexy; fit; seizure; stroke	↔ apoplexie — médecine\|fr arrêt brusque, plus ou moins complet, des fonctions cérébrales, accompagner de la perte entier ou partielle de la connaissance et du mouvement.

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