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trauma

/ˈtrɔː.mə/

Traduction: Nom désignant soit une lésion physique du corps causée par un agent extérieur, soit une expérience émotionnelle profondément bouleversante pouvant entraîner des séquelles psychologiques durables.

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noun

/ˈtrɔː.mə/B2formalmedical
  • frNom désignant soit une lésion physique du corps causée par un agent extérieur, soit une expérience émotionnelle profondément bouleversante pouvant entraîner des séquelles psychologiques durables.

A noun referring to either a physical injury to the body caused by an external force, or a deeply distressing emotional experience that can have lasting psychological effects.

  1. Physical injuryB2formalmedical

    Any physical damage to the body caused by violence, accident, or fracture.

    frTraumatisme physique

    • The patient was admitted to the hospital with severe trauma after the car accident.
    • Head trauma can lead to long-term cognitive issues.
    • The surgeon specialized in treating trauma from sports injuries.

    Synonymesdamageharmhurtinjurylesionwound

    Antonymeshealinghealthwellness

  2. Emotional shockB2formalmedical

    An emotional wound or shock that often has long-lasting psychological effects.

    frTraumatisme psychique

    • She experienced deep trauma after losing her home in the fire.
    • Therapy can help people recover from childhood trauma.
    • The war left a lasting trauma on the entire community.

    Synonymesanguishdistresshurtordealpainshocksufferingupsetwound

    Antonymescomfortconsolationsolace

Formes
  • traumas plural form
  • traumata plural form
  • traumas' possessive plural form
  • traumata's possessive plural form
  • trauma's possessive singular form
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