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post-mortem

/ˌpəʊstˈmɔː.təm/

Übersetzung: Ein Substantiv, das eine Analyse oder Diskussion eines Ereignisses nach dessen Abschluss bezeichnet, oder eine medizinische Untersuchung eines toten Körpers zur Feststellung der Todesursache.

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noun

/ˌpəʊstˈmɔː.təm/C1formalmedical
  • deEin Substantiv, das eine Analyse oder Diskussion eines Ereignisses nach dessen Abschluss bezeichnet, oder eine medizinische Untersuchung eines toten Körpers zur Feststellung der Todesursache.

A noun referring to an analysis or discussion of an event after it has occurred, or a medical examination of a dead body to determine the cause of death.

  1. Medical examination of a corpseB2formalmedical

    An examination and dissection of a dead body to determine the cause of death or the changes produced by disease.

    deObduktion

    • The coroner performed a post-mortem to determine the exact cause of death.
    • Post-mortem results revealed a previously undiagnosed heart condition.
    • The family requested a post-mortem to understand the circumstances of the death.

    Synonymeautopsynecropsypostmortem examination

  2. Analysis after an eventB2formalbusiness

    A discussion or analysis of an event after it has occurred, especially to identify what went wrong and how to improve.

    deNachbesprechung

    • The team held a post-mortem after the project failed to meet its deadline.
    • A thorough post-mortem of the marketing campaign revealed several strategic errors.
    • The company's post-mortem on the product launch highlighted the need for better testing.

    Synonymedebriefevaluationinquestretrospectivereview

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  • post-mortems plural form
  • post-mortems' possessive plural form
  • post-mortem's possessive singular form
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