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Fracture
01
fractura
a crack or break in a bone or other hard substance
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Symptoms of a fracture include pain, swelling, bruising, and difficulty moving the injured area.
Los síntomas de una fractura incluyen dolor, hinchazón, moretones y dificultad para mover el área lesionada.
02
the act or process of cracking, breaking, or splitting something
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He noticed a fracture in the wooden chair leg.
03
a crack or break in the Earth's crust where one side has shifted relative to the other
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Water seeped through a fracture in the cliff face.
to fracture
01
fracturarse
to cause the bone to break
Transitive: to fracture a bone
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Accidents during outdoor activities, like hiking or biking, can potentially fracture bones.
Los accidentes durante actividades al aire libre, como senderismo o ciclismo, pueden potencialmente fracturar huesos.
02
fracturar
to break physically into pieces, often suddenly or violently
Intransitive
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The ice fractured under the weight of the hikers.
03
violar
to break or undermine a rule, trust, or agreement
Transitive: to fracture a rule or trust
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She fractured the rules of the competition by using prohibited equipment.
04
fracturar, fracturarse
to sustain a break or crack in a bone
Intransitive
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During the fall, his collarbone fractured upon impact with the ground.
Durante la caída, su clavícula se fracturó al impactar con el suelo.
05
fracturar, romper
to cause a crack or break in an object
Transitive: to fracture sth
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The earthquake fractured the foundation of the building, causing structural damage.
El terremoto fracturó los cimientos del edificio, causando daños estructurales.
06
fracturar, quebrar
to disrupt and create a state of chaos or disarray
Transitive: to fracture a system or situation
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The terrorist attack fractured the sense of security in the city, prompting heightened vigilance and fear.
El ataque terrorista fracturó el sentido de seguridad en la ciudad, provocando una mayor vigilancia y miedo.
