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Dislocation - English meaning

Dislocation – definitions in English dictionary

noun

Disturbance from a proper, original, or usual place or state.

Usage examples:

Rapid urban and industrial development brought immense social dislocation in its wake
noun

A situation in which a person or thing, such as an industry or economy, is no longer working in the usual way or place

Usage examples:

There is a lot of dislocation, and we have increasing numbers of families who are falling into hard…

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错位, 脱臼

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Ontwrichting

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Dislocation, Luxation, Bouleversement, Déboîtement

Dislocation: translate from English into German

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Luxation, Verrenkung

Dislocation: translate from English into Hindi

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अव्यवस्था, विस्थापन, गड़बड़ी, जोड़ का हट जाना, जोड़ उखड़ना, संधिभंग भ्रष्टता, स्थान भ्रष्टता, स्थानभ्रंश, जोड़ से अलग करना

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Dislocazione, Lussazione, Slogatura, Lussatura

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탈구

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Вывих, Дислокация, Смещение, Перемещение, Размещение, Нарушение, Сдвиг, Неувязка, Неполадка, Неурядица

Dislocation: translate from English into Spanish

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Dislocación, Trastorno, Confusión, Cambio, Desvertebración, Interceptación

Word origin

late Middle English: from Old French, or from medieval Latin dislocatio(n- ), from the verb dislocare (see dislocate), based on Latin locare ‘to place’.

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Dislocation – similar words

dislocated

verb

Disturb the normal position of (a bone in a joint).

Usage examples:

He dislocated his shoulder in training
adjective

A dislocated joint (= a part of the body where bones join) is one in which a bone has been suddenly forced out of its correct position

Usage examples:

A dislocated hip, the jaw is not broken, just dislocated., how can we resettle hundreds of thousand…
Dislocated - all meanings in English

dislocate

verb

Disturb the normal position of (a bone in a joint).

Usage examples:

He dislocated his shoulder in training
verb

To force a bone suddenly out of its correct position

Usage examples:

He dislocated his elbow in the crash.
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