Znaczenie słowa "intort" w słowniku

WYMOWA SŁOWA INTORT

intort  [ɪnˈtɔːt]

CO OZNACZA SŁOWO INTORT

Anatomiczne warunki ruchu

Anatomical terms of motion

Ruch, proces przemieszczania, opisywany jest przy użyciu konkretnych terminów anatomicznych. Ruch obejmuje ruch narządów, stawów, kończyn i poszczególnych części ciała. Stosowana terminologia opisuje ten ruch w zależności od jego kierunku względem anatomicznego położenia stawów. Anatomowie używają jednolitego zbioru terminów, aby opisać większość ruchów, chociaż inne, bardziej specjalistyczne określenia są konieczne do opisania niepowtarzalności ruchów, takich jak ręce, nogi i oczy. Ogólnie rzecz biorąc, ruch jest klasyfikowany według płaszczyzny anatomicznej, w której występuje. Rozciąganie i rozciąganie są przykładami ruchów kątowych, w których dwie osie stawu są zbliżone do siebie lub oddalone od siebie. Ruch obrotowy może wystąpić w innych stawach, na przykład na ramieniu, i są opisane jako wewnętrzne lub zewnętrzne. Inne terminy, takie jak elewacja i depresja, odnoszą się do ruchu powyżej lub poniżej płaszczyzny poziomej. Wiele terminów anatomicznych pochodzi od terminów łacińskich o tym samym znaczeniu.

Motion, the process of movement, is described using specific anatomical terms. Motion includes movement of organs, joints, limbs, and specific sections of the body. The terminology used, describes this motion according to its direction relative to the anatomical position of the joints. Anatomists use a unified set of terms to describe most of the movements, although other, more specialized terms are necessary for describing the uniqueness of the movements such as those of the hands, feet, and eyes. In general, motion is classified according to the anatomical plane it occurs in. Flexion and extension are examples of angular motions, in which two axes of a joint are brought closer together or moved further apart. Rotational motion may occur at other joints, for example the shoulder, and are described as internal or external. Other terms, such as elevation and depression, refer to movement above or below the horizontal plane. Many anatomical terms derive from Latin terms with the same meaning.

Definicja słowa intort w słowniku

Definicja słowa "intort" w słowniku polega na przekręceniu do wewnątrz.

KONIUGACJA CZASOWNIKA INTORT

PRESENT

Present

I intort

you intort

he/she/it intorts

we intort

you intort

they intort

Present continuous

I am intorting

you are intorting

he/she/it is intorting

we are intorting

you are intorting

they are intorting

Present perfect

I have intorted

you have intorted

he/she/it has intorted

we have intorted

you have intorted

they have intorted

Present perfect continuous

I have been intorting

you have been intorting

he/she/it has been intorting

we have been intorting

you have been intorting

they have been intorting

PAST

Past

I intorted

you intorted

he/she/it intorted

we intorted

you intorted

they intorted

Past continuous

I was intorting

you were intorting

he/she/it was intorting

we were intorting

you were intorting

they were intorting

Past perfect

I had intorted

you had intorted

he/she/it had intorted

we had intorted

you had intorted

they had intorted

Past perfect continuous

I had been intorting

you had been intorting

he/she/it had been intorting

we had been intorting

you had been intorting

they had been intorting

FUTURE

Future

I will intort

you will intort

he/she/it will intort

we will intort

you will intort

they will intort

Future continuous

I will be intorting

you will be intorting

he/she/it will be intorting

we will be intorting

you will be intorting

they will be intorting

Future perfect

I will have intorted

you will have intorted

he/she/it will have intorted

we will have intorted

you will have intorted

they will have intorted

Future perfect continuous

I will have been intorting

you will have been intorting

he/she/it will have been intorting

we will have been intorting

you will have been intorting

they will have been intorting

CONDITIONAL

Conditional

I would intort

you would intort

he/she/it would intort

we would intort

you would intort

they would intort

Conditional continuous

I would be intorting

you would be intorting

he/she/it would be intorting

we would be intorting

you would be intorting

they would be intorting

Conditional perfect

I would have intort

you would have intort

he/she/it would have intort

we would have intort

you would have intort

they would have intort

Conditional perfect continuous

I would have been intorting

you would have been intorting

he/she/it would have been intorting

we would have been intorting

you would have been intorting

they would have been intorting

IMPERATIVE

Imperative

you intort
we let´s intort
you intort

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

Infinitive

to intort

Past participle

intorted

Present Participle

intorting

TŁUMACZENIE SŁOWA INTORT

Poznaj tłumaczenie słowa intort na 25 języków dzięki naszemu tłumaczowi wielojęzycznemu.

Tłumaczenie słowa intort na inne języki w tej sekcji zostało uzyskane za pomocą automatycznego tłumaczenia statystycznego, gdzie podstawową jednostką tłumaczeniową jest słowo «intort».

• Tłumacz angielski - chiński: intort
• Tłumacz angielski - hiszpański: intort
• angielski: intort
• Tłumacz angielski - hindi: intort
• Tłumacz angielski - arabski: تدوير العين
• Tłumacz angielski - rosyjski: intort
• Tłumacz angielski - portugalski: intort
• Tłumacz angielski - bengalski: intort
• Tłumacz angielski - francuski: intort
• Tłumacz angielski - malajski: Intort
• Tłumacz angielski - niemiecki: intort
• Tłumacz angielski - japoński: intort
• Tłumacz angielski - koreański: intort
• Tłumacz angielski - jawajski: Intort
• Tłumacz angielski - wietnamski: intort
• Tłumacz angielski - tamilski: intort
• Tłumacz angielski - marathi: अंतर्गोल
• Tłumacz angielski - turecki: intort
• Tłumacz angielski - włoski: intort
• Tłumacz angielski - polski: intort
• Tłumacz angielski - ukraiński: intort
• Tłumacz angielski - rumuński: intort
• Tłumacz angielski - grecki: intort
• Tłumacz angielski - afrikaans: intort
• Tłumacz angielski - szwedzki: intort
• Tłumacz angielski - norweski: intort

KSIĄŻKI POWIĄZANE ZE SŁOWEM «INTORT»

Poznaj użycie słowa intort w następujących pozycjach bibliograficznych Książki powiązane ze słowem intort oraz krótkie ich fragmenty w celu przedstawienia kontekstu użycia w literaturze.

Textbook of Ophthalmology

If we tilt the head to the right, the right eye will intort and the left eye will extort. This is because nervous impulses will be sent from the semicircular canals to keep the eyes in a straight position. Now, remember the superiors are intorters.

Sunita Agarwal, Athiya Agarwal, Lucio Buratto, 2002

Handbook of Ophthalmology

If we tilt the head to the right, the right eye will intort and the left eye will extort. This is because nervous impulses will be sent from the semicircular canals to keep the eyes in a straight position. Now, remember the superiors are intorters.

Amar Agarwal, 2006

Clinical Techniques in Ophthalmology

Step 3. Cover testing in presence of head tilt to both right and left reveals that the right hypertropia is worse on tilting the head to the right. The muscles with the prefix 'superior' both intort the eye, whereas the inferior muscles extort the eye.

Simon N. Madge, 2006

Certified Ophthalmic Technician Exam Review Manual

The compensatory muscle movements are: a) RIO and RIR extort; LSR and LSO intort b) RIO and RIR intort; LSR and LSO extort c) RSR and RSO intort; LIO and LIR extort d) RSR and RSO extort; LIO and LIR intort 138. In the Bielschowsky ...

Janice K. Ledford, 2004

An Etymological Dictionary of the English Language on a Plan ...

2. to turn or bend with some force), to twist, to withe : as, contort', to twist together ; defort', to twist, to pervert ; intort:', to twist, to urind. con/or/', v. con tort 'ed, a. confor 'tion, or contortion, n, dctort', v. detort'ed, a. deforcing, a. detor'siou, ...

John Oswald, John Miller Keagy, 1844

Dictionary of Etymology of the English Language: And of ...

J<or'rent, n. & a. tor'riiness, n. torVefying, a. ToRT-u»f, sup. (d torqueo, t>. 2. to ftwra or bend with some force), to twist, to writhe : as, contort', to twist together ; detort', to twist, to pervert ; vatorf, to twist, to wind. contort', v. distor'rion, n. intort' ing, ...

Rev. John Oswald, 1861

Dictionary of the English Language Exhibiting Orthography, ...

89. Intone, In-tón/, tí. To Intonate; (more us.) to utter a slow protracted sound; to read in recitative. T3..,intön'ing,^.\ interned', pp.,a. 89. Intort, In-torf, Tt. 26Л To turn or twist by the exertion of a lateral force ; to wreath, wind, wring. П., intort ing, p.

Arnold James Cooley, 1861

An Etymological Dictionary of the English Language

ToRT-r/Jtf, sup. (H torqueo, v. 2. to turn or bend with some farce), to twist, to writhe : as, contort', to twist together; detort', to twist, to pervert ; intort', to twist, to wind. TOT-TO, a. whole, all : as, to'fal, whole, full. IIHfacto'tMm, n. to'tal.a. to'talness, n.

John Oswald, John Miller Keagy, 1840

Modern Tort Law

Intort the defenceofcontributory negligence isofgeneral application, but in contract it will onlybe available if there is a breach ofa contractual duty to take care—see Forsikringsaktieselskapet Vesta vButcher [1988]2AllER43. The courtsnow take ...

V.H. Harpwood, 2009

Evidence-Based Physical Diagnosis

Tilting the head aggravates the diplopia because it requires the ipsilateral eye to intort, which calls upon simultaneous contraction of the superior oblique and superior rectus muscles. These two muscles work together, and the tendency of the ...

Steven McGee, 2012