extrication
ˌɛkstrɪˈkeɪʃən
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Definition of extrication - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
emergency rescueTECH.rescue of a trapped person in an emergencyTECH.
  • The firefighters performed an extrication after the car crash.
liberation rescue
2.
disentanglementRareact of freeing from a difficult situationRare
  • The extrication from the contract was complicated.
liberation release
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Origin of extrication

Latin, extricare (to disentangle)

Examples of extrication in a sentence

  • The rescue team specialized in extrication techniques.
  • The extrication of the trapped miners took hours.
  • Extrication from the legal mess required expert help.

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  1. French:désincarcération, dégagement, ...
  2. German:Bergung, Befreiung, ...
  3. Italian:estricazione, disimpegno, ...
  4. Spanish:extricación, desenredo, ...
  5. Portuguese:extricação, libertação, ...
  6. Chinese:救援, 解脱, ...
  7. Japanese:救出, 解放, ...
  8. Arabic:تحرير, تَخْلِيص, ...
  9. Hebrew:חִלּוּץ, חֲלִיצָה, ...
  10. Russian:эвакуация, освобождение, ...
  11. Ukrainian:порятунок, вивільнення, ...
  12. Hindi:मुक्ति, उन्मोचन, ...

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