fracture in Latin
fracture in Latin is fractūrā, fractura — fracture means a break, crack, or split — especially in a bone, but also in rock or other hard material.
fracture in Latin
fractūrā
An instance of breaking, a place where something has broken.
fractura
An instance of breaking, a place where something has broken.
What does "fracture" mean?
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noun A break, crack, or split — especially in a bone, but also in rock or other hard material.
"X-rays showed a hairline fracture in her wrist."
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verb To break or crack, or to cause something to break.
"He fractured his ankle jumping off the wall."
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fracture in a sentence
- X-rays showed a hairline fracture in her wrist.
- Geologists mapped the fractures running through the cliff face.
- He fractured his ankle jumping off the wall.
- The disagreement threatened to fracture the alliance.
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What is "fracture" in Latin?
"fracture" in Latin is fractūrā, fractura. fracture means: A break, crack, or split — especially in a bone, but also in rock or other hard material.
How do you use "fracture" in a sentence?
Example: "X-rays showed a hairline fracture in her wrist." In Latin, "fracture" is fractūrā, fractura.
Are there other ways to say "fracture" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "fracture": fractūrā, fractura.
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