Definition
Definition of lateralized - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
one-sidedTECH. US dominated by one sideTECH. US
- The lateralized function of the brain affects language skills.
- Her lateralized vision made her rely more on her right eye.
- The lateralized pain was only felt on the left side of his body.
Origin of lateralized
Latin, lateralis (side) + ize (make)
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- French:latéralisé, ...
- German:einseitig, ...
- Italian:lateralizzato, ...
- Spanish:lateralizado, ...
- Portuguese:unilateral, ...
- Chinese:单侧的, ...
- Japanese:片側化された, ...
- Arabic:أُحَادِي الجانِب, ...
- Hebrew:מְצֻדָּד, ...
- Russian:латерализованный, ...
- Ukrainian:односторонній, ...
- Hindi:एकतरफा, ...
Definition of lateralize - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
neuroscienceTECH. US localize a function to one brain hemisphereTECH. US
- Language abilities often lateralize to the left hemisphere.
2.
displacementTECH. US move or displace to one sideTECH. US
- The technician had to lateralize the equipment for better access.
Origin of lateralize
Latin, lateralis (side) + -ize (to make)
Examples of lateralize in a sentence
In some cases, musical skills lateralize to the right hemisphere. The surgeon had to lateralize the organ during the procedure. To improve the layout, they decided to lateralize the furniture.
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- French:latéraliser, mettre de côté, ...
- German:lateralisiert werden, zur Seite bewegen, ...
- Italian:lateralizzare, spostare, ...
- Spanish:lateralizar, desplazar a un lado, ...
- Portuguese:lateralizar, deslocar, ...
- Chinese:侧化, 移到一边, ...
- Japanese:局在化する, 横に移動させる, ...
- Arabic:تَمَرْكَزَ, أَزَاحَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְצַדֵּד, לְהַזִּיז לְצַד אֶחָד, ...
- Russian:локализоваться, перемещать, ...
- Ukrainian:локалізувати, зміщувати, ...
- Hindi:स्थानीयकृत करना, विस्थापित करना, ...
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