avulsed

UK
/əˈvʌlst/
US
/əˈvʌlst/

Traductions

avulsedadjective
more avulsed
Comp.
most avulsed
Super.
UK
/əˈvʌlst/
US
/əˈvʌlst/
avulséTerme médical.
The avulsed tooth was carefully preserved in milk until the patient could see a dentist.
La dent avulsée a été soigneusement conservée dans du lait jusqu’à ce que le patient puisse voir un dentiste.
Traductions supplémentaires
arrachéSe dit surtout d’un élément ou d’une partie du corps arraché(e) de force.
avulseverb

avulsed

Past Simple

avulsed
Past Simple
avulsed
Past Participle
avulsing
Gerund
UK
/əˈvʌls/
US
/əˈvʌls/
avulserTerme médical.
The surgeon had to avulse the damaged tissue to prevent further infection.
Le chirurgien a dû avulser le tissu endommagé pour éviter une infection supplémentaire.
Traductions supplémentaires
avulserTerme juridique et géographique.
Synonymes
pull away
tear away
rip off

Définitions

avulsedadjective
Torn away or forcibly detached from a normal position.
The avulsed tooth was carefully preserved in milk until the patient could see a dentist.
avulseverb
To forcibly tear away or remove, especially a body part or tissue.
The surgeon had to avulse the damaged tissue to prevent further infection.
Law: To sever land or property abruptly from its owner, especially through sudden natural forces such as flooding or erosion.
The river's shifting course avulsed a strip of farmland from the estate.