What does τραυματικός in Greek mean?
What is the meaning of the word τραυματικός in Greek? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use τραυματικός in Greek.
The word τραυματικός in Greek means traumatic, τραυματικός, τραυματικός, τραυματικός, τραυματικός, επώδυνος, τραυματικός. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word τραυματικός
traumatic
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τραυματικός(experience: distressing) (εμπειρία) Losing her parents at a young age was traumatic for Joan, and even now she has nightmares about it. |
τραυματικός(causing trauma) |
τραυματικός(injury: damaging) Jared has memory problems from a traumatic head injury he received as a teenager. |
τραυματικός, επώδυνος(experience: brutal) (για εμπειρία εμπειρία) Η ολοκλήρωση της δουλειάς μέσα σε αυτή τη ζέστη ήταν μια τραυματική δοκιμασία. Finishing the job in this heat was a bruising ordeal. |
τραυματικός(causing injury) That is the most wounding thing you could possibly have said to her! |
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