Übersetzungen für „concuss“ im Englisch » Deutsch-Wörterbuch

con·cuss [kənˈkʌs] VERB trans usu passive

to be concussed

eine Gehirnerschütterung erleiden

to be concussed (have concussion)

eine Gehirnerschütterung haben

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Animal studies in which primates were concussed have revealed damage to brain tissues such as small petechial hemorrhages and axonal injury.

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The ensuing violence left one player concussed and another with a broken cheekbone.

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Or more likely, it would concuss them.

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There are also instances of people slipping on a wet bathroom floor or from a bath and concussing themselves on the fixture.

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After only a few minutes, he was taken away after being knocked into the frozen ground and concussed.

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It can get very frustrating at times when you're constantly being labelled with being concussed when you're not.

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It's so bad they're now almost concussed enough to consider watching the show.

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Critics have long complained shoulder pads are so big and hard that they act as body armour in big hits, leaving many players concussed.

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He was badly cut and concussed.

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When directed at the head, it works by concussing the brain without cutting the scalp.

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