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1 élongation
élongation [elɔ̃gasjɔ̃]feminine noun[de muscle] pulled muscle* * *elɔ̃gasjɔ̃2) ( en astronomie) elongation3) Physique displacement* * *elɔ̃ɡasjɔ̃ nfMÉDECINE strained muscle* * *élongation nf1 Méd ( accidentelle) pulled muscle; ( thérapeutique) traction; se faire une élongation au mollet to pull a calf muscle;2 Astron elongation;3 Phys displacement.[elɔ̃gasjɔ̃] nom féminin1. MÉDECINE [d'un muscle] strained ou pulled muscle[d'un ligament] pulled ligamenta. [d'un muscle] to strain ou to pull a muscleb. [d'un ligament] to pull a ligament -
2 claquage
claquage [klakaʒ]masculine noun* * *klakaʒnom masculin pulled ou strained muscle* * *klakaʒ nm(généralement) pulled muscle, strained muscle, [jarret] hamstringse faire un claquage (généralement) — to pull a muscle, to strain a muscle, (du jarret) to pull a hamstring
* * *claquage nm1 Méd ( action) pulling ou straining (of a muscle); ( blessure) pulled ou strained muscle; se faire un claquage to pull a muscle;2 Électrotech breakdown.[klakaʒ] nom masculinMÉDECINE [muscle] strained muscle[ligament] strained ligamentse faire ou avoir un claquage [muscle] to strain a muscle -
3 déchirure
déchirure [de∫iʀyʀ]feminine noun[de tissu] tear ; [de ciel] break in the clouds* * *deʃiʀyʀ1) Médecine tear2) ( accroc) tear (de in)3) ( rupture) break (de in)4) ( conflit) rift (de within)* * *deʃiʀyʀ nf(= accroc) tear, rip* * *déchirure nf1 Méd tear; déchirure abdominale/intercostale/musculaire abdominal/intercostal/muscle tear; déchirure à la cuisse muscle tear in the thigh;2 ( accroc) tear (de in); déchirure d'un tissu/d'une robe tear in a piece of material/in a dress;3 ( rupture) break (de in); déchirure de la couche d'ozone hole in the ozone layer;4 ( conflit) rift (de within); déchirure du pays rift within the country.[deʃiryr] nom féminin2. (littéraire) [souffrance] wrench -
4 déchirure musculaire
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pulled muscle — injured muscle, muscle which has been strained … English contemporary dictionary
muscle — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ hard, powerful, strong ▪ taut, tense, tight ▪ relaxed ▪ smooth … Collocations dictionary
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pulled — adj. Pulled is used with these nouns: ↑muscle, ↑pork … Collocations dictionary
pulled tendon — disruption of the fibers attaching a muscle to its point of origin, occurring as the result of unusual muscular effort … Medical dictionary
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Tibialis anterior muscle — Lateral aspect of right leg … Wikipedia