Traumatism Meaning in English

word

US

ˈtrɔːməˌtɪzəm

TRAW-muh-tiz-um

UK

ˈtrɔːmətɪz(ə)m

TRAW-muh-tiz-um

التعريف

Traumatism refers to physical injury or damage to the body caused by an external force, such as an accident or fall.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

'Traumatism' is mainly used in medical and formal contexts; in everyday English, 'injury' is more common. It refers specifically to physical harm from a force—distinct from 'trauma,' which can also mean emotional injury.

• Spanish: traumatismo
• Portuguese (BR): traumatismo
• Portuguese (PT): traumatismo
• Chinese (Simplified): 创伤
• Chinese (Traditional): 創傷
• Hindi: आघात
• Arabic: رضح
• Bengali: আঘাত - ট্রমাটিজম (চিকিৎসাবিদ্যা)
• Russian: травматизм - травма (мед.)
• Japanese: 外傷 - トラウマティズム（医学用語）
• Vietnamese: chấn thương
• Korean: 외상 - 외상증 (의학)
• Turkish: travmatizm - fiziksel yaralanma
• Urdu: چوٹ - جسمانی صدمہ (طبی اصطلاح)
• Indonesian: traumatisme - cedera fisik

جمل نموذجية

The doctor said the patient had a head traumatism.

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A car accident can cause serious traumatism.

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He went to the hospital with a leg traumatism after falling.

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Internal traumatism isn't always easy to detect right after an accident.

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After the fall, she was diagnosed with spinal traumatism.

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The report mentioned multiple cases of traumatism among the passengers.

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