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Definition of dislocated - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
out of placemoved from its proper position
- He suffered a dislocated shoulder during the match..
2.
medicalTECH. separated at the jointTECH.
- Her dislocated knee required immediate attention.
Origin of dislocated
Latin, dis- (apart) + locare (to place)
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medical
dislocated or not in its normal position
medical
individual who sets dislocated bones using traditional methods
medical
having a dislocated hock joint
bone
dislocated or moved out of place
misalignment
misaligned but not fully dislocated
Examples of dislocated in a sentence
She had a dislocated finger after the fall. The doctor examined the dislocated shoulder carefully. He winced as his dislocated finger was set back in place.
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- French:luxé, désarticulé, ...
- German:ausgerenkt, luxiert, ...
- Italian:spostato, slogato, ...
- Spanish:desplazado, luxado, ...
- Portuguese:deslocado, luxado, ...
- Chinese:脱臼的, 关节脱位的, ...
- Japanese:脱臼した, 外れた, ...
- Arabic:مَخْلُوع, ...
- Hebrew:פָּרוּק, פָּרוּק, ...
- Russian:вывихнутый, ...
- Ukrainian:вивихнутий, дислокований, ...
- Hindi:खिसका हुआ, विस्थापित, ...
Definition of dislocate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
disruptionRare disturb a system or process greatlyRare
- The new policy dislocated the company's workflow.
2.
medicalTECH. move a bone from its jointTECH.
- He dislocated his shoulder during the game.
3.
emotionalRare emotionally unsettle or disorientRare
- The sudden news dislocated her sense of stability.
Origin of dislocate
Latin, dis (apart) + locare (to place)
Examples of dislocate in a sentence
Technological advances dislocate traditional business models. She managed to dislocate her knee while skiing. The accident caused him to dislocate his elbow. The unexpected move dislocated his usual routine. Her sudden departure dislocated the team's dynamics.
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- French:perturber, luxer, ...
- German:unterbrechen, ausrenken, ...
- Italian:sconvolgere, slogare, ...
- Spanish:perturbar, dislocar, ...
- Portuguese:perturbar, deslocar, ...
- Chinese:扰乱, 脱臼, ...
- Japanese:混乱させる, 脱臼する, ...
- Arabic:أَرْبَكَ, خَلَعَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְשַׁבֵּשׁ, לִפְרוֹק, ...
- Russian:нарушать, вывихнуть, ...
- Ukrainian:порушити, зрушити з суглоба, ...
- Hindi:बाधित करना, उखाड़ना, ...
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