fr fracturer (v) |
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fr schizogenèse (n) |
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cs zlom (n) |
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fr rachitisme (n) |
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la ruptura (n) |
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fr fracture (n) |
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fr blesser (v) |
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grc καταγμα (n) |
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fr lyse isthmique (n) |
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fr fracture (v) |
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it frattura (n) |
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sv fraktur (n) |
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cs zlomenina (n) |
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fr fracture (n) |
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en fracture (n) |
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fr fracture (n) |
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en fractured (v) |
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ko 정보격차 (n) |
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fr capillation (n) |
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de fraktur (n) |
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fr fracture (n) |
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fr fracture (n) |
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de beinbruch (n) |
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fr irréductible (a) |
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fr orthofix (n) |
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fr fracturation (n) |
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fr fracture (n) |
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fr pseudarthrose (n) |
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fr microfracture (n) |
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fr fracture (n) |
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fr antifracturaire (a) |
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fr engrènement (n) |
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grc ρηγμα (n) |
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sv brott (n) |
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fr ecpiesme (n) |
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oc fractura (n) |
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fr pentateuque (n) |
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fr dujarier (n) |
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es fractura (n) |
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bg фрактура (n) |
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fr fracture (n) |
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ca fractura (n) |
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fr ostéocolle (n) |
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fr caulédon (n) |
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fr fracture (n) |
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fro fraiture (n) |
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fr bisché (a) |
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la fragium (n) |
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fr abruption (n) |
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fr moulin (n) |
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se luoddaneapmi (n) |
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fr fracture (n) |
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fr fractures (n) |
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fr vouture (n) |
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fr catagmatique (a) |
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fr disruption (n) |
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sv benbrott (n) |
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fr fracturaire (a) |
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fr fracture (n) |
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cs fraktura (n) |
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fr fracture (n) |
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fr fracture (n) |
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fr fente (n) |
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nl breuk (n) |
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en fractures (n) |
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fr fracture (n) |
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fr apéchême (n) |
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fr cassis (n) |
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eu hauste (n) |
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fr plâtré (a) |
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fr blessure (n) |
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la fractura (n) |
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de kluft (n) |
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fr clivage (n) |
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fr volet costal (n) |
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fr fracturé (a) |
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el καταγμα (n) |
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de bruch (n) |
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fr apothrause (n) |
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fr fracture (n) |
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en break (n) |
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la fragor (n) |
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fr faille (n) |
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fr embarrure (n) |
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fr trichisme (n) |
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fr fracture (n) |
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fr chevêtre (n) |
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fr adouber (v) |
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en fracturing (v) |
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fr contre fracture (n) |
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fro confraction (n) |
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fr synthétisme (n) |
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la fractus (n) |
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fr fraction (n) |
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fr calamédon (n) |
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