semiprone position

Albanian translation: Gjysmë i përkulur me duart përtokë

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English term or phrase:semiprone position
Albanian translation:Gjysmë i përkulur me duart përtokë
Entered by: Monika Coulson

13:23 Apr 23, 2001
English to Albanian translations [Non-PRO]
Medical
English term or phrase: semiprone position
First aid situation - put the wounded person in a semiprone position to facilitate breathing (?). Is there a good Albanian expression for this? I have the suggestion "në krah përmbys" but I'm not sure that I can use it.
Help needed before noon April 24, GMT.
Thanks in advance
Lars-Erik
lars-erik
Gjysmë i përkulur me duart përtokë
Explanation:
Hello,
I would translate this expression into Albanian as "Gjysmë i përkulur me duart përtokë". I guess it depends on the style you prefere as well. I came up with this Albanian expression based on the Oxford English Dictionary Online which says: PRONE: "Having the front or ventral part downwards; bending forward and downward; situated or lying face downwards, or on the belly: said chiefly of persons or animals, or of the posture or attitude itself. Of the hand: with the palm downwards (or backwards); also, of the fore-arm, or the radius, in the corresponding position: see pronation.
THis is why I would translate the above expression as Gjysmë i përkulur me duart përtokë
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Monika Coulson
Local time: 03:37
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Thanks a lot, again!
By now I owe you a great deal. If you ever need help with a translation into Swedish, please contact me.
Lars-Erik
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na +1Gjysmë i përkulur me duart përtokë
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Gjysmë i përkulur me duart përtokë


Explanation:
Hello,
I would translate this expression into Albanian as "Gjysmë i përkulur me duart përtokë". I guess it depends on the style you prefere as well. I came up with this Albanian expression based on the Oxford English Dictionary Online which says: PRONE: "Having the front or ventral part downwards; bending forward and downward; situated or lying face downwards, or on the belly: said chiefly of persons or animals, or of the posture or attitude itself. Of the hand: with the palm downwards (or backwards); also, of the fore-arm, or the radius, in the corresponding position: see pronation.
THis is why I would translate the above expression as Gjysmë i përkulur me duart përtokë



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Monika Coulson
Local time: 03:37
Native speaker of: Native in AlbanianAlbanian
PRO pts in pair: 364
Grading comment
Thanks a lot, again!
By now I owe you a great deal. If you ever need help with a translation into Swedish, please contact me.
Lars-Erik

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