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Definition of traumata in English Turkish dictionary
- trauma
- travma
Bu kaza onu psikolojik olarak travmatize etti.
-This accident has psychologically traumatized him.
Tom öyle travma geçirmiş ki güçlükle konuşuyordu.
-Tom was so traumatized he could barely speak.
- trauma
- şok
- trauma
- (Ticaret) stres
- trauma
- {ç} trau.ma.ta (trô'mıtı, trau'mıtı)/--s (trô'mız, trau'mız)
- trauma
- {i} yara
- trauma
- (Diş Hekimliği) Yara, bere, incinme; istemdışı, kaza veya saldırı sonucu oluşmuş doku zararı
- trauma
- {i} ruhb. travma, sarsıntı
- trauma
- sarsıntı doğuran
- trauma
- (Tıp) Yara, bere, travm
- trauma
- yaradan ileri gelen
- trauma
- (Tıp) Yaralanma, zedelenme
- trauma
- {i} sarsıntı
Seni sarsıntı geçirmiş halde hayal edemiyorum.
-I can't picture you traumatized.
- trauma
- yaraya ait
- trauma
- {i} (Tıp) yara, incinme, travma
- trauma
- psik
Bu kaza onu psikolojik olarak travmatize etti.
-This accident has psychologically traumatized him.
Bu kaza onda psikolojik travmaya neden oldu.
-This accident has caused him psychological trauma.
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Definition of traumata in English English dictionary
- plural of trauma
- trauma
- An emotional wound leading to psychological injury
- trauma
- an emotional wound or shock often having long-lasting effects
- trauma
- An event that causes great distress
- trauma
- Trauma is a very severe shock or very upsetting experience, which may cause psychological damage. I'd been through the trauma of losing a house The officers are claiming compensation for trauma after the disaster
- trauma
- Any serious injury to the body, often resulting from violence or an accident
- trauma
- An injury to the teeth or jaws
- trauma
- any physical damage to the body caused by violence or accident or fracture etc
- trauma
- An injury or wound
- trauma
- injury
- trauma
- —Physical injury or emotional shock
- trauma
- A moment in time, or string of moments where the sensations, emotions, and thoughts are stored Causes difficulties for humans as they guide behavior inappropriately Usually painful or difficult experiences Trauma creates post traumatic stress disorder
- trauma
- {i} severe and chronic mental or emotional stress; sudden and severe physical injury
- trauma
- 精神創傷；外傷
- trauma
- a physical injury or wound caused by an external force of violence, which may cause death or permanent disability Trauma is also used to describe severe emotional or psychological shock or distress
- trauma
- kev ceeb ntshai; kev poob plig; mob si
- trauma
- Injury caused by violence, shock, or external force
- trauma
- Injury caused by sudden shock or impact
- trauma
- A wound or injury to living tissue
- trauma
- disorders caused by wounds or injuries
- trauma
- Any experience which inflicts serious damage to the organism It may refer to psychological as well as physiological insult
- trauma
- injury or wound
- trauma
- An event which causes mental and/or physical harm
- trauma
- A wound, hurt, or injury to the body Trauma can also be mental such as when a person feels great stress
- trauma
- - physical injury or wound and/or psychological upset
- trauma
- a deeply disturbing experience; emotional shock following a profound physical injury or stressful event
- trauma
- = injury due to physical, chemical or psychological causes
- trauma
- a physical injury or wound caused by an external force which may cause death or permanent disability Trauma is also used to describe severe emotional or psychological shock or distress
- trauma
- Cold
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traumata
Hyphenation
trau·ma·taPronunciation
Etymology
[ 'trau-m&, 'tro- ] (noun.) circa 1693. Greek traumat-, trauma wound, alteration of trOma; akin to Greek titrOskein to wound, tetrainein to pierce; more at THROW.Resimler
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