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1 birth injury
done smb. an injury — наносил травму
doing smb. an injury — нанесение травмы
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2 birth injury
1) Медицина: родовая травма, родовое повреждение2) Психология: травма плода во время родов, травма рождения -
3 birth injury
мед.фраз. родовая травма* * *родовое повреждение, родовая травма -
4 birth injury
родовая травма, травма рождения, травма плода во время родов -
5 birth injury
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6 birth injury
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7 birth injury
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8 birth injury
s.daño de nacimiento, lesión de nacimiento, lesión de parto. -
9 birth injury
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10 birth injury
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11 intracranial birth injury
Медицина: родовая внутричерепная травмаУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > intracranial birth injury
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12 intracranial birth injury
Англо-русский медицинский словарь > intracranial birth injury
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13 injury
1. n телесное повреждение, ушиб, рана, травма, увечье2. n вред; ущербcivil injury — гражданское правонарушение, деликт
3. n обида, оскорбление; клеветаСинонимический ряд:1. abrasion (noun) abrasion; bruise; contusion; laceration; lesion2. disservice (noun) disservice; maltreatment; offense3. impairment (noun) damage; detriment; harm; hurt; impairment; mischief; outrage; ruin; wound4. wrong (noun) grievance; injustice; outrage; slight; wrongАнтонимический ряд:aid; assistance; benefit; blessing; emolument; favour; gain; good; recompense; relief; remedy; service; utility -
14 injury
травма; повреждение -
15 injury prior to birth
English-Russian big medical dictionary > injury prior to birth
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16 injury
повреждение, травма -
17 injury prior to birth
Медицина: дородовая травма -
18 injury prior to birth
English-Russian small dictionary of medicine > injury prior to birth
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19 personal injury
травма, дающая право на подачу иска -
20 industrial injury
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > industrial injury
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