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Fracture
01
fracture
a crack or break in a bone or other hard substance
Example
The fracture whispered its presence with every step, a reminder of gravity 's relentless pull and the fragility of human resilience.
Symptoms of a fracture include pain, swelling, bruising, and difficulty moving the injured area.
Fractures can occur due to trauma, such as falls, sports injuries, or car accidents, as well as from overuse or weakened bones.
02
fracture, casse
the act of cracking something
03
fracture, fissure
(geology) a crack in the earth's crust resulting from the displacement of one side with respect to the other
to fracture
01
se fracturer, se casser, se briser
to cause the bone to break
Transitive: to fracture a bone
Example
Accidents during outdoor activities, like hiking or biking, can potentially fracture bones.
In sports, a severe collision may fracture a player 's bone, requiring medical attention.
A high-impact force, such as a car crash, has the potential to fracture multiple bones.
02
fracturer, casser, briser
to crack something into multiple parts or pieces
Intransitive
Example
The mirror fell to the ground and fractured into countless shards.
03
fracturer
to break a rule or trust
Transitive: to fracture a rule or trust
Example
The controversial decision by the leader fractured the unity of the group.
By sharing company secrets, he fractured his contract 's confidentiality clause.
04
se fracturer, se casser
to sustain a break or crack in a bone
Intransitive
Example
His ankle fractured while he was jogging in the park.
During the fall, his collarbone fractured upon impact with the ground.
Her wrist fractured when she tripped over the curb.
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fracturer, casser
to cause a crack or break in an object
Transitive: to fracture sth
Example
He accidentally fractured the window with a misplaced throw of the baseball.
The impact of the fall fractured the ceramic vase, shattering it into fragments.
The earthquake fractured the foundation of the building, causing structural damage.
06
fracturer, faire éclater
to disrupt and create a state of chaos or disarray
Transitive: to fracture a system or situation
Example
The sudden resignation of the CEO fractured the company 's leadership structure.
The economic downturn fractured the stability of the market, leading to widespread uncertainty.
The terrorist attack fractured the sense of security in the city, prompting heightened vigilance and fear.
Exemple
The fracture whispered its presence with every step, a reminder of gravity's relentless pull and the fragility of human resilience.
Symptoms of a fracture include pain, swelling, bruising, and difficulty moving the injured area.
Fractures can occur due to trauma, such as falls, sports injuries, or car accidents, as well as from overuse or weakened bones.
A fracture is a medical term used to describe a crack or break in a bone or hard substance.
Treatment for a fracture depends on its severity and location but may include immobilization with a cast or splint, medications for pain and inflammation, and sometimes surgery.
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