concussion
concusión
definition
noun
The development of a better understanding of mild concussion is important for several reasons.
temporary unconsciousness caused by a blow to the head. The term is also used loosely of the aftereffects such as confusion or temporary incapacity.
the ground shuddered with the concussion of the blast
a violent shock as from a heavy blow.
translation of 'concussion'
noun
golpe,
concusión,
conmoción cerebral
example
Unless he's staying overnight because of that mild 'concussion' we're back to sharing a room.
He was suffering from 'concussion' after leaving Sligo hospital on December 29.
Mother did not sustain any serious injury and the assertion of mild 'concussion' is over-stated.
Firstly, Mathew suffered mild 'concussion' after being attacked by a swan.
A ring of heat flung out around the soldier, the 'concussion' knocking Zem off his feet and slamming him into a house.
The blast 'concussion' hit him hard in the back, knocking the wind out of him even before the ground rushed up to smack him in the face.
The movie begins with the crash, a violent 'concussion' that leaves most of the crew and passengers dead.
Six more pensioners were treated for minor injuries including cuts, bruises and mild 'concussion' .
The broad palms of his tail are flirted high in the air; then smiting the surface, the thunderous 'concussion' resounds for miles.
the ground shuddered with the 'concussion' of the blast
he was carried off the pitch with 'concussion'
nothing more serious than a mild 'concussion'
Fortunately, 'concussion' or fracture was rare, occurring in only 21 cases, but the need for vigilance is clear.
Paramedics attended the scene and she was taken to Blackburn Royal Infirmary suffering from 'concussion' .
The injuries weren't too bad - a broken wrist, a couple of nose bleeds and some mild 'concussion' .
The storm shrank, a 'concussion' spreading through the air as a great deal of gas became a much smaller volume of solid.
We heard the sound of weapons fire, then heard the sound and felt the 'concussion' of the stun grenade going off.
It was only later that night that she began to suffer from 'concussion' and nausea.
We diagnosed 'concussion' from a crash landing or some pre-existing neurological disorder.
Behind him, he could feel the 'concussion' of the blast shake his aircraft as the load exploded on the rear tanks of the column.
He was taken to hospital by ambulance suffering from 'concussion' .
Jack was thrown forward by the 'concussion' of the blast, and then sucked back as all the air in the ship was sucked into space.
The development of a better understanding of mild 'concussion' is important for several reasons.
These are signs of 'concussion' and will need medical treatment.
Perhaps the most important predictor of concussion is a history of prior 'concussion' .
the ground shuddered with the 'concussion' of the blast
He was taken to the Great Western Hospital with mild 'concussion' from the force of the blows.
Unfortunately, this is action without tension, explosions without the 'concussion' .
The vice chancellor is suffering from mild 'concussion' after hitting his head on a tree branch earlier on the day of our interview.
This performance pattern has been described in prior studies of 'concussion' .
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