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Detailed Translations for spraining from English to French

spraining:

spraining [the ~] noun

  1. the spraining (dislocation; straining)
    la luxation; le déboîtement; la dislocation; la désarticulation
  2. the spraining (straining; twisting; wrenching)
    le déboîtement; la désarticulation; la luxation

Translation Matrix for spraining:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
dislocation dislocation; spraining; straining dislocation; sprain
déboîtement dislocation; spraining; straining; twisting; wrenching dislocation; sprain
désarticulation dislocation; spraining; straining; twisting; wrenching dislocation; sprain
luxation dislocation; spraining; straining; twisting; wrenching dislocation; sprain

Related Words for "spraining":


sprain:

to sprain verb (sprains, sprained, spraining)

  1. to sprain (wrench; wrest from)
    essorer; se faire une entorse; se fouler; tordre; déboîter; disloquer; tortiller
    • essorer verb (essore, essores, essorons, essorez, )
    • se fouler verb
    • tordre verb (tords, tord, tordons, tordez, )
    • déboîter verb (déboîte, déboîtes, déboîtons, déboîtez, )
    • disloquer verb (disloque, disloques, disloquons, disloquez, )
    • tortiller verb (tortille, tortilles, tortillons, tortillez, )

Conjugations for sprain:

present
  1. sprain
  2. sprain
  3. sprains
  4. sprain
  5. sprain
  6. sprain
simple past
  1. sprained
  2. sprained
  3. sprained
  4. sprained
  5. sprained
  6. sprained
present perfect
  1. have sprained
  2. have sprained
  3. has sprained
  4. have sprained
  5. have sprained
  6. have sprained
past continuous
  1. was spraining
  2. were spraining
  3. was spraining
  4. were spraining
  5. were spraining
  6. were spraining
future
  1. shall sprain
  2. will sprain
  3. will sprain
  4. shall sprain
  5. will sprain
  6. will sprain
continuous present
  1. am spraining
  2. are spraining
  3. is spraining
  4. are spraining
  5. are spraining
  6. are spraining
subjunctive
  1. be sprained
  2. be sprained
  3. be sprained
  4. be sprained
  5. be sprained
  6. be sprained
diverse
  1. sprain!
  2. let's sprain!
  3. sprained
  4. spraining
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

sprain [the ~] noun

  1. the sprain (dislocation)
    la foulure; la luxation; la dislocation; le déboîtement; la désarticulation
  2. the sprain
    la foulure

Translation Matrix for sprain:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
dislocation dislocation; sprain dislocation; spraining; straining
déboîtement dislocation; sprain dislocation; spraining; straining; twisting; wrenching
désarticulation dislocation; sprain dislocation; spraining; straining; twisting; wrenching
foulure dislocation; sprain
luxation dislocation; sprain dislocation; spraining; straining; twisting; wrenching
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
disloquer sprain; wrench; wrest from disarm; dislocate; paralyse; paralyze
déboîter sprain; wrench; wrest from disarm; dislocate; paralyse; paralyze
essorer sprain; wrench; wrest from centrifuge; dry; wrench; wring out
se faire une entorse sprain; wrench; wrest from
se fouler sprain; wrench; wrest from disarm; dislocate; paralyse; paralyze
tordre sprain; wrench; wrest from clamp; clasp; clutch; distort; gag; grasp; grip; lever; oppress; pinch; press; seize; squeeze; twist; twist together; wrench; wring; wring out
tortiller sprain; wrench; wrest from twist together; wrench; wring out
- rick; turn; twist; wrench; wrick

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Synonyms for "sprain":


Related Definitions for "sprain":

  1. a painful injury to a joint caused by a sudden wrenching of its ligaments1
  2. twist suddenly so as to sprain1
    • the hikers sprained their ankles when they fell1

Wiktionary Translations for sprain:

sprain
noun
  1. act or result of spraining
verb
  1. to weaken a joint, ligament, or muscle
sprain
noun
  1. Foulure.
verb
  1. Traductions à trier suivant le sens

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
sprain foulure Verstauchung — Eine stumpfe Verletzung eines Körperteils (Hand, Fuß etc.) durch eine ungünstige Belastung oder Bewegung.