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Which injury is described as 'een gebroken been' in Dutch?
Which injury is described as 'een gebroken been' in Dutch?
Sunburn is called 'zonnebrand' in Dutch.
Sunburn is called 'zonnebrand' in Dutch.
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What does the term 'hersenschudding' mean in English?
What does the term 'hersenschudding' mean in English?
concussion
Tarik _______ his back playing rugby.
Tarik _______ his back playing rugby.
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Match the following Dutch terms with their corresponding English injuries:
Match the following Dutch terms with their corresponding English injuries:
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Which body part is labeled as '8' in the image?
Which body part is labeled as '8' in the image?
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Study Notes
Describing Injuries
- A bee sting is called "een bijensteek" in Dutch.
- A bite is referred to as "een beet".
- A black eye is termed "een blauw oog".
- A broken leg is called "een gebroken been".
Common Injuries
- A bruise is referred to as "een kneuzing".
- A bump is called "een buil".
- A concussion is referred to as "een hersenschudding".
- A cut is called "een snijwond".
More Injuries
- A dislocated shoulder is termed "een ontwrichte schouder".
- A fracture is referred to as "een breuk" or "barst".
- A graze is called "een schaafwond".
- An injury is generally referred to as "een verwonding".
Sprains and Burns
- A sprained ankle is called "een verstuikte enkel".
- Sunburn is referred to as "zonnewbrand".
- A swollen knee is referred to as "een gezwollen knie".
Medical Terms
- To undergo treatment is "een behandeling ondergaan".
- To injure oneself is "zich kwetsen bezeren".
- To be fractured is "geboren zijn".
- To be swollen is "gezwollen zijn".
- To be painful is "pijnlijk zijn".
Examples
- A stuntman underwent treatment after a fall.
- Tarik injured his back playing rugby.
- An X-ray revealed a fracture in the leg.
- A swollen knee resulted from an accident.
- An arm remained painful after being broken.
Body Parts
- Head, eyebrow, face, forehead, ear, hair, eye, nose, cheek, jaw, lip, mouth, tongue, tooth, chin, neck, shoulder, elbow, arm, wrist, hand, finger, thumb, chest, stomach, belly button, back, waist, bottom, hip, thigh, leg, knee, calf, ankle, heel, foot, toe.
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Learn to identify and describe different types of injuries, from bee stings to broken legs. Practice your vocabulary with this quiz!
