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constriction

/kənˈstrɪk.ʃən/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das die Handlung oder den Prozess der Verengung oder Zusammenziehung von etwas bezeichnet, oft verbunden mit einer Verminderung des Durchflusses, einem Druckgefühl oder einem Engegefühl in einem Körperteil.

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noun

/kənˈstrɪk.ʃən/C1formal
  • deSubstantiv, das die Handlung oder den Prozess der Verengung oder Zusammenziehung von etwas bezeichnet, oft verbunden mit einer Verminderung des Durchflusses, einem Druckgefühl oder einem Engegefühl in einem Körperteil.

A noun referring to the act or process of making something narrower or tighter, often resulting in reduced flow, compression, or a feeling of tightness in a part of the body.

  1. Narrowing of a passageB2formal

    A narrowing that reduces the flow through a channel, such as a blood vessel or pipe.

    deVerengung eines Durchgangs

    • The constriction of the artery reduced blood flow to the heart.
    • Engineers studied the constriction in the pipe to improve water pressure.
    • The narrow canyon created a constriction in the river's flow.

    Synonymecompressioncontractionnarrowingstenosisstricture

    Antonymedilatationdilationenlargementexpansionwidening

  2. Tight compressionB2formal

    A tight or narrow compression that restricts movement or expansion.

    deEnge, Einschnürung

    • The constriction of the bandage around his arm was uncomfortable.
    • The snake's constriction made it difficult for the prey to breathe.
    • The tight collar caused a constriction around his neck.

    Synonymecompressionconstraintcontractionnarrowingrestrictionsqueezingtightening

    Antonymeexpansionlooseningopeningrelaxationrelease

  3. Tight feeling in the bodyB2informal

    A tight or uncomfortable feeling in some part of the body, often due to anxiety or physical pressure.

    deEngegefühl

    • He felt a constriction in his chest during the panic attack.
    • The constriction in her throat made it hard to speak.
    • Stress can cause a constriction in the muscles of the neck and shoulders.

    Synonymecompressionpressuresqueezingtensiontightness

  4. B2formal

    The action or process of compressing or making something narrower.

    deZusammendrückung

    • The constriction of the material under pressure changed its shape.
    • The process of constriction in the machine reduced the volume of the gas.
    • The constriction of the airway during an asthma attack is dangerous.

    Synonymecompressioncontractionnarrowingrestrictionsqueezingtightening

    Antonymedilationdistensionexpansionwidening

Formen
  • constrictions plural form
  • constrictions' possessive plural form
  • constriction's possessive singular form
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