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immobilisation
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/ɪˌməʊbɪlaɪˈzeɪʃən/
US
/ɪˌmoʊbələˈzeɪʃən/
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immobilisation
noun
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immobilisation
The immobilisation of the vehicle was necessary to prevent further damage.
L’immobilisation du véhicule était nécessaire pour éviter des dommages supplémentaires.
immobilisation
Finance.
The financial crisis led to the immobilisation of funds, affecting the company's operations.
La crise financière a entraîné l’immobilisation des fonds, ce qui a affecté les activités de l’entreprise.
immobilisation
Médecine.
The doctor recommended immobilisation of the arm with a cast to ensure proper healing of the fracture.
Le médecin a recommandé l’immobilisation du bras avec un plâtre pour assurer une bonne consolidation de la fracture.
Synonyms
inhibition
confinement
fixation
stagnation
restriction
immobilisation
adjective
UK
/ɪˌməʊbɪlaɪˈzeɪʃən/
US
/ɪˌmoʊbələˈzeɪʃən/
Used attributively before nouns to denote devices, techniques, etc., that immobilize.
immobilisant
Qui sert à empêcher le mouvement.
An immobilisation splint was applied to stabilize the ankle.
Une attelle immobilisante a été posée pour stabiliser la cheville.
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immobilisation
noun
The act of preventing something from moving or operating as normal.
The immobilisation of the vehicle was necessary to prevent further damage.
A medical procedure or technique used to keep a body part from moving to allow healing.
The doctor recommended immobilisation of the arm with a cast to ensure proper healing of the fracture.
The process of making assets or resources unavailable for use.
The financial crisis led to the immobilisation of funds, affecting the company's operations.
immobilisation
adjective
Serving to immobilize; designed to restrict movement.
An immobilisation splint was applied to stabilize the ankle.
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