trauma in Greek
trauma in Greek is τραύμα — trauma means a serious physical injury to the body.
trauma in Greek
τραύμα
Pronounced: travma
Any serious injury to the body, often resulting from violence or an accident.
What does "trauma" mean?
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noun A serious physical injury to the body.
"Head trauma is one of the main reasons cyclists are advised to wear helmets."
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noun Severe emotional or psychological distress caused by a disturbing experience.
"Many children who lived through the flood needed counselling to cope with the trauma."
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trauma in a sentence
- Head trauma is one of the main reasons cyclists are advised to wear helmets.
- The hospital has a special unit for patients suffering severe trauma.
- Many children who lived through the flood needed counselling to cope with the trauma.
- She never spoke about the trauma of the accident, even to close friends.
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What is "trauma" in Greek?
"trauma" in Greek is τραύμα. trauma means: A serious physical injury to the body.
How do you pronounce τραύμα?
"trauma" in Greek is τραύμα, pronounced "travma".
How do you use "trauma" in a sentence?
Example: "Head trauma is one of the main reasons cyclists are advised to wear helmets." In Greek, "trauma" is τραύμα.
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