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effacement

/ɪˈfeɪs.mənt/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das in der Geburtshilfe die Verkürzung und Ausdünnung des Gebärmutterhalses während der Wehen bezeichnet, oder allgemeiner die Handlung, sich selbst unauffällig zu machen oder in den Hintergrund zu treten.

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noun

/ɪˈfeɪs.mənt/C2formal
  • deSubstantiv, das in der Geburtshilfe die Verkürzung und Ausdünnung des Gebärmutterhalses während der Wehen bezeichnet, oder allgemeiner die Handlung, sich selbst unauffällig zu machen oder in den Hintergrund zu treten.

A noun referring to the process of shortening and thinning of the uterine cervix during labor, or the act of making oneself inconspicuous or withdrawing into the background.

unzählbar

  1. Cervical thinning during laborC1formalmedical

    The process by which the uterine cervix shortens and thins out in preparation for childbirth.

    deZervixreifung

    • The doctor checked the patient's effacement to determine labor progress.
    • Effacement is often measured as a percentage during delivery.
    • Complete effacement is necessary before the baby can pass through the birth canal.
  2. Self-effacement or modestyC1formal

    The act of deliberately making oneself less noticeable or prominent, often out of humility.

    deBescheidenheit

    • His effacement during the ceremony was a sign of his modesty.
    • She practiced self-effacement to avoid drawing attention to her achievements.
    • The leader's effacement allowed the team to take credit for the success.

    Synonymehumilitylowlinessmeeknessmodestyreticenceself-abasementself-effacementunobtrusiveness

    Antonymeassertivenessostentationshowiness

Formen
  • effacements plural form
  • effacements' possessive plural form
  • effacement's possessive singular form
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