WAS BEDEUTET INFIRM AUF ENGLISCH
Krankheit
Eine Krankheit ist ein besonderer abnormer, pathologischer Zustand, der einen Teil oder einen ganzen Organismus beeinflusst. Es wird oft als eine medizinische Erkrankung mit spezifischen Symptomen und Zeichen assoziiert ausgelegt. Es kann durch Faktoren verursacht werden, die ursprünglich aus einer externen Quelle stammen, wie z. B. Infektionskrankheiten, oder sie können durch interne Funktionsstörungen wie Autoimmunkrankheiten verursacht werden. Beim Menschen wird "Krankheit" oft breiter angewendet, um sich auf irgendeine Bedingung zu beziehen, die Schmerzen, Funktionsstörungen, Bedrängnis, soziale Probleme oder Tod für die betroffenen Personen oder ähnliche Probleme für die in Kontakt mit der Person verursachen. In diesem breiteren Sinne enthält es manchmal Verletzungen, Behinderungen, Störungen, Syndrome, Infektionen, isolierte Symptome, abweichende Verhaltensweisen und atypische Variationen von Struktur und Funktion, während in anderen Kontexten und für andere Zwecke diese als unterscheidbare Kategorien angesehen werden können. Krankheiten beeinflussen in der Regel Menschen nicht nur körperlich, sondern auch emotional, da die Vergabe und das Leben mit vielen Krankheiten die Perspektive des Lebens und die Persönlichkeit verändern kann. Der Tod wegen Krankheit wird durch natürliche Ursachen zum Tode bezeichnet.
Definition von infirm im Wörterbuch Englisch
Die erste Definition von Gebrechlichen im Wörterbuch ist schwach in Gesundheit oder Körper, besonders im Alter. Andere Definition von Gebrechlichen fehlt moralische Sicherheit; unentschlossen oder unschlüssig. Auch ist Infirm nicht stabil, solide oder sicher.
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infirm.
The sword is very handsome. I am too old and infirm, as you see, to ever use a sword again, but I am glad that my old mother state has not entirely forgotten me.
You can't help getting older, but you can help yourself from becoming old and infirm, in mind as well as body.
As pressure grows to ease the financial burden on social security, pressure will also grow to eliminate the elderly and infirm to 'free up' more money for the 'fit' and those who contribute more than they take from society.
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Entdecke den Gebrauch von
infirm in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
infirm im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
1
The caregiver's manual: a guide to helping the elderly and ...
Presents practical instructions for tending to elderly or critically ill people, and includes advice for coping with the emotional strain
Gene B. Williams, Patie Kay,
1995
2
The Dirty Dozen: How Twelve Supreme Court Cases Radically ...
be produced and the ratio at which it will be shared between Able and Infirm.
Infirm may be able to demand a price for her consent to the use of the jointly
owned assets, but whether she will be successful in doing so and how much she
will get ...
Robert A. Levy, William Mellor,
2009
In the years after the 'Big One' destroyed most of human civilization, a lone city perches precariously on the Pacific Northwest coast of North America.
Karen L. Abrahamson,
2012
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Annual Report of the Poor Law Commissioners
William Connolly, aged 18——Roman Catholic-—labourer-—single— admitted
by Board of Guardians March 13th-—bodily infirm—yery miserable ap earance-
present condition, in bad health—~in hospital. lVewry Ugi0n.—-Catherine ...
Great Britain. Poor Law Commissioners, Sir Thomas Frankland Lewis (bart.), Sir John George Shaw-Lefevre,
1844
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A Dictionary of Modern Legal Usage
infirm is frequently used in reference to fatal weaknesses, whether constitutional
or statutory. In fact, constitutionally infirm might accurately be labeled a legal
clicHE. E.g., "The state argues further that the statute is not constitutionally infirm
...
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The Origins of the National Health Service: The Medical ...
A Return to the House of Commons in 1 865 showed that separate dietaries had
been introduced for the aged and infirm and the able-bodied in Mile End,
Paddington, and Shoreditch; for the able-bodied, infirm, and children, in Bethnal
Green, ...
7
Woman, Thou Art Loosed!: Healing the Wounds of the Past
When Jesus encountered the infirm woman of Luke 13, He called out to her.
There may have been many fine women present that day, but the Lord didn't call
them forward. He reached around all of them and found that crippled woman in
the ...
8
Free to Lose: An Introduction to Marxist Economic Philosophy
Axiom 10.5 Protection of Infirm Let % = {VJ,f,sl,s2,u) be an economic environment
where the first agent is Able and the second is Infirm (s1 ^ s2). Then, under F's
allocation, Infirm should not suffer by virtue of Abie's ability. That is, Infirm should
...
John E. ROEMER, John E Roemer,
2009
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The Ethics of Biomedical Research: An International Perspective
Research Involving Mentally Infirm Adults A second class of subjects who need
special protection in the research setting are mentally infirm adults. This is a
diverse class of subjects including seriously retarded adults who have never
been ...
10
The State of the Poor: Or, An History of the Labouring ...
Ann Mazey o 1 o Lame and infirm. if A widow with 3 Ann Durham o 5 6 1 children.
Samuel Gilbert o z 5 Yf A VYidoWer' with 3 F _ B , d At children. s - "a" sgm" } o 1
6 Left destitute. si Left destitute by her Jane Miichcn o 2 6 4 husband, with 2 _ ...
Frederick Morton Eden,
2011
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Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
infirm im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
New old Labour...The first 100 days in power | Express Comment …
... the new national anthem, The Red Flag, waives VAT on sales and donates the proceeds to a charity for retired and infirm coffee baristas. «Express.co.uk, Jul 15»
Is Jeremy Hunt to the NHS what Henry VIII was to the monasteries …
... the care of the sick stranger: “Before all things and above all things, special care must be taken of the sick or infirm so that they may be served ... «The Guardian, Jul 15»
Call for City of York to scrap 'anti-homeless' benches - BBC News
... partly as an armrest, partly to supply more support to the elderly and infirm as they get up and also to stop people lying down to some degree. «BBC News, Jul 15»
Book review: 'Ziegfeld and His Follies' - The Washington Post
As it happened, an old, infirm lion from San Francisco's Golden Gate Park had been brought in (and likely drugged) for the occasion. It would ... «Washington Post, Jul 15»
New two-minute bus waiting rule sparks controversy in Beeston …
"It's not long enough - they are not thinking about the elderly or infirm, and two minutes coming to Christmas time with people shopping is not ... «Nottingham Post, Jul 15»
Elizabeth Forward Meals on Wheels program expands | TribLIVE
Program manager Josette Fuls said the meal program for the elderly and infirm is continuing its efforts to expand its client base and volunteer ... «Tribune-Review, Jul 15»
Codgers & monsters - Dallas Voice
This Holmes is a shadow of a man, infirm and riddled with doubts, his swagger crippled by regret. In flashbacks, he's arrogant and precise, ... «Dallas Voice, Jul 15»
Bromsgrove Sporting bosses call on council for a level playing field …
“But now we run other teams as well and we also do a lot for the community with the aged, the infirm and Slimming World to improve health and ... «Bromsgrove Standard, Jul 15»
Suburban Chicago woman convicted of stealing from mother
CHICAGO (AP) - A jury has found a 54-year-old suburban Chicago woman guilty of stealing up to $20,000 from her infirm mother. «WGEM, Jul 15»
Bill Shorten's carbon plan has the power to hurt us
First, very few people seated on public transport stand up for the elderly, the infirm or the pregnant. Perhaps obsessive use of technology in the ... «Herald Sun, Jul 15»