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deformation

/ˌdiː.fɔːˈmeɪ.ʃən/

الترجمة: اسم يدل على عملية تغيير الشكل أو الهيئة، وغالباً ما ينتج ذلك عن الضغط أو الإجهاد، كما يدل على تغير نحو الأسوأ أو تشويه.

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noun

/ˌdiː.fɔːˈmeɪ.ʃən/C1formal
  • arاسم يدل على عملية تغيير الشكل أو الهيئة، وغالباً ما ينتج ذلك عن الضغط أو الإجهاد، كما يدل على تغير نحو الأسوأ أو تشويه.

A noun referring to the process of changing shape or form, often as a result of stress or pressure, or a change for the worse.

  1. Change for the worseB2formal

    A change that makes something worse or less attractive.

    arتغيّر نحو الأسوأ

    • The sculpture suffered deformation over time due to weather.
    • The building's deformation was caused by poor construction.
    • The deformation of the landscape was a result of mining.

    الأضدادbettermentimprovementrepairrestoration

  2. Alteration in shape due to stressB2formalscientific

    A change in the shape or dimensions of an object caused by applying force or stress.

    arتشوّه

    • The metal showed signs of deformation under high pressure.
    • Engineers study the deformation of materials to ensure safety.
    • The deformation of the bridge was measured after the earthquake.

    المرادفاتcontortiondistortiontwistingwarping

  3. Act of twisting or distortingB2formal

    The act of twisting or changing the shape of something, including oneself.

    arاللي أو التشويه

    • The gymnast's deformation of her body was impressive.
    • He practiced the deformation of his face to mimic expressions.
    • The deformation of the clay was part of the art process.

    المرادفاتcontortiondistortiontwistingwarping

الصيغ
  • deformations plural form
  • deformations' possessive plural form
  • deformation's possessive singular form
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