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extremity

/ɪkˈstrem.ə.ti/

الترجمة: اسم يشير إلى أبعد نقطة أو طرف شيء ما، ويُستخدم غالبًا في السياق الطبي للدلالة على طرف أو عضو من أطراف الجسم.

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noun

/ɪkˈstrem.ə.ti/C1formalmedical
  • arاسم يشير إلى أبعد نقطة أو طرف شيء ما، ويُستخدم غالبًا في السياق الطبي للدلالة على طرف أو عضو من أطراف الجسم.

A noun referring to the farthest point or part of something, often used in medical contexts to describe a limb or appendage of the body.

  1. Farthest point or endB2formal

    The furthest point or limit of something.

    arأقصى نقطة

    • They traveled to the northern extremity of the island.
    • The extremity of the rope was frayed.
    • The garden is located at the eastern extremity of the estate.

    المرادفاتboundarybrinkedgeendlimitperipherytipverge

  2. Extreme degree or conditionC1formal

    A state of being extreme, especially in terms of difficulty, danger, or suffering.

    arأقصى درجة

    • The soldiers endured the extremity of the harsh winter.
    • She was driven to the extremity of despair.
    • The situation reached an extremity that required immediate action.

    المرادفاتacutenessexcessivenessextremeintensityseverity

    الأضدادmediocritymoderation

  3. Limb of the bodyB2formalmedical

    A hand or foot, especially in medical or anatomical contexts.

    arطرف

    • The patient's extremities were cold due to poor circulation.
    • Doctors examined the extremities for signs of injury.
    • Frostbite can affect the extremities like fingers and toes.

    المرادفاتappendagelimbmember

الصيغ
  • extremities plural form
  • extremities' possessive plural form
  • extremity's possessive singular form
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