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1 rupture
1. noun1) (lit. or fig.) Bruch, der2) (Med.) Ruptur, die2. transitive verb1) (burst) aufreißena ruptured appendix/spleen — ein geplatzter Blinddarm/eine gerissene Milz
2)rupture oneself — sich (Dat.) einen Bruch zuziehen od. heben
* * *1. noun(a tearing or breaking.) der Bruch2. verb(to break or tear.) brechen* * *rup·ture[ˈrʌptʃəʳ, AM -ɚ]I. vi zerreißen, [auseinander]brechen; MED (have hernia) person sich dat einen Bruch heben; (tear muscle) sich dat einen Muskelriss zuziehen; appendix durchbrechen, rupturieren fachspr; artery, blood vessel platzen; muscle reißen▪ to \rupture sth etw zerreißen a. figto \rupture an artery/a blood vessel eine Arterie/ein Blutgefäß zum Platzen bringenI think you have \ruptured a blood vessel ich glaube, bei Ihnen ist ein Blutgefäß geplatztto \rupture a nation's unity die Einheit einer Nation sprengento \rupture a relationship eine Beziehung abbrechento \rupture ties Bande zerreißen liter\rupture of diplomatic relations Abbruch m diplomatischer Beziehungen; MED (hernia) Bruch m; (torn muscle) [Muskel]riss m; of an artery, blood vessel Platzen ntto give oneself a \rupture (have hernia) sich dat einen Bruch heben; (tear muscle) sich dat einen Muskelriss zuziehen* * *['rʌptʃə(r)] Bruch m; (POL, of relations) Abbruch m2. vtbrechento rupture oneself (inf) — sich (dat) einen Bruch heben (inf)
to rupture a muscle — sich (dat) einen Muskelriss zuziehen
3. vibrechen* * *rupture [ˈrʌptʃə(r)]A srupture of a muscle Muskelriss;rupture support Bruchband n2. Brechen n, Zerplatzen n, -reißen n3. figa) Bruch m:b) Abbruch m:diplomatic rupture Abbruch der diplomatischen BeziehungenB v/t1. zerbrechen, -reißen:rupture a muscle MED sich einen Muskelriss zuziehen;rupture o.s. → C 2;be ruptured → C 1;2. fig auseinanderbrechen lassenC v/i1. zerbrechen, -platzen, -reißen3. auseinanderbrechen* * *1. noun1) (lit. or fig.) Bruch, der2) (Med.) Ruptur, die2. transitive verb1) (burst) aufreißena ruptured appendix/spleen — ein geplatzter Blinddarm/eine gerissene Milz
2)rupture oneself — sich (Dat.) einen Bruch zuziehen od. heben
* * *n.Bruch ¨-e m.Durchbruch m.Riss -e m. v.zerbrechen v.
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