laceration
/ˌlæs.əˈreɪ.ʃən/noun
C1formalcommonmedical/ˌlæs.əˈreɪ.ʃən/A noun referring to a deep cut or tear in the skin or flesh, typically caused by a sharp object or impact.
ruСуществительное, обозначающее глубокий порез или разрыв кожи или плоти, обычно вызванный острым предметом или ударом.esSustantivo que designa una herida producida por un desgarro o corte profundo en la piel o la carne, generalmente causada por un objeto afilado o un impacto.frNom désignant une déchirure ou une coupure profonde de la peau ou des chairs, généralement provoquée par un objet tranchant ou un impact.deEin tiefer Riss oder Schnitt in Haut oder Gewebe, meist durch eine scharfe Kante oder einen Schlag verursacht. Auch allgemein eine tiefe, reißende Wunde.ptSubstantivo que designa um corte profundo ou rasgo na pele ou na carne, geralmente causado por um objeto afiado ou por um impacto.zh名词,指皮肤或肉体被割开或撕裂形成的深伤口,通常由锐器或打击造成。arاسم يدل على جرح عميق أو تمزق في الجلد أو اللحم، يحدث عادة بسبب آلة حادة أو ضربة.
- Deep cut or tear B2 formal medical
A deep cut or tear in the skin or flesh, often caused by a sharp object.
- The doctor stitched the laceration on his arm.
- She suffered a deep laceration from broken glass.
- The laceration required immediate medical attention.
ruРваная ранаesLaceraciónfrlacération profondedeRisswundeptLaceraçãozh撕裂伤arجرح قطعي غائر
- Torn tissue B2 formal medical
A wound where the tissue is torn, not cut cleanly.
- The laceration on his leg was jagged and irregular.
- The surgeon repaired the laceration in the muscle.
- A laceration can cause significant bleeding if not treated.
ruРазрыв тканиesHerida por desgarrofrLacération (tissu déchiré)deRisswundeptLaceraçãozh撕裂伤arتمزق الأنسجة
- lacerations plural form
- lacerations' possessive plural form
- laceration's possessive singular form