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15:37 Feb 12, 2005 |
English to French translations [PRO] Medical - Medical (general) / Pain | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Catherine GUILLIAUMET Local time: 15:03 | ||||||
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5 +3 | Voir ci-dessous |
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4 +1 | douleur causée |
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4 | engendrée ou provoquée |
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3 | … dont l’origine ou la cause … |
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douleur causée Explanation: la cause est initiated or caused are similar here though in pain, there is often a trigger (initiator) which causes another factor to bring pain (ouch!!!) -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 6 mins (2005-02-12 15:44:10 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- euroditaucom - uses often : amorcé for pain, it would make sense (see my comment above) -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 22 mins (2005-02-12 15:59:49 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- oui, j\'aime bien déclenchée (amorcée) avec causée ou entretenue par hé! je suis Docteur PC et non docteur médical ;-) -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 25 mins (2005-02-12 16:03:16 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- initiated vs caused in some medical problems, I can think of fibromyalgia, for example, there is «referred pain», like pain in the ribs where there is nothing wrong with the ribs - so pain is caused by the disease, and initiated at the rib level (or is it the reverse?) that\'s why déclenchée et entretenue is a good compromise |
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… dont l’origine ou la cause … Explanation: une façon de tourner la difficulté … ;) |
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engendrée ou provoquée Explanation: pour respecter le texte |
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Voir ci-dessous Explanation: Je crois qu'on nage tous dans le contre-sens. C'est un autre sens d'initiate : associer donc : "toute douleur associée ou secondaire à ... " (tournure quui permet d'utiliser la même préposition en français pour un style plus léger. |
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