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concuss

/kənˈkʌs/

Traduction: Verbe signifiant blesser le cerveau à la suite d'un choc ou d'une commotion violente, provoquant une perte de conscience temporaire ou une confusion.

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verb

/kənˈkʌs/C1formal
  • frVerbe signifiant blesser le cerveau à la suite d'un choc ou d'une commotion violente, provoquant une perte de conscience temporaire ou une confusion.

A verb meaning to injure the brain by a violent blow or shock, causing temporary unconsciousness or confusion.

  1. Shake violentlyC1formalmedical

    To shake or agitate something with great force.

    frSecouer violemment

    • The explosion concussed the entire building.
    • The earthquake concussed the ground, causing cracks in the walls.
    • The impact concussed the vehicle, throwing the passengers forward.

    Synonymesagitateconvulsejarjoltrockshake

  2. Injure the brainB2formalmedical

    To cause a concussion, a traumatic brain injury resulting from a blow to the head or violent shaking.

    frCommotionner (le cerveau)

    • The athlete was concussed after a heavy tackle during the game.
    • He was concussed in the car accident and had to be hospitalized.
    • The doctor diagnosed him as concussed after the fall.
Formes
  • concussed past participle
  • concussed past simple
  • concussing present participle
  • concusses third person singular
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