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avulsion

/əˈvʌl.ʃən/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa a mudança súbita do curso de um rio, alterando os limites de propriedades, ou o arrancamento violento de uma parte do corpo.

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noun

/əˈvʌl.ʃən/C2formallegal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa a mudança súbita do curso de um rio, alterando os limites de propriedades, ou o arrancamento violento de uma parte do corpo.

A noun referring to the sudden change in a stream's course that alters land boundaries, or the forcible tearing away of a body part.

  1. Legal land changeC2formallegal

    A sudden and violent change in the course of a river or stream that forms a property boundary, resulting in one landowner losing land and another gaining it.

    ptAlteração do curso do rio

    • The avulsion of the river caused a dispute between the two farmers.
    • Under property law, avulsion does not change the original boundary line.
    • The court ruled that the land loss was due to avulsion, not erosion.
  2. Surgical separationC2formalmedical

    The forcible tearing away or surgical removal of a body part, such as a tooth, nerve, or limb.

    ptSeparação cirúrgica

    • The dentist performed an avulsion of the impacted wisdom tooth.
    • Traumatic avulsion of the fingernail required immediate medical attention.
    • The surgeon carefully completed the avulsion of the damaged nerve.

    Sinônimosamputationexcisionextractionresection

Formas
  • avulsions plural form
  • avulsions' possessive plural form
  • avulsion's possessive singular form