Trauma
trauma
a serious physical injury or a shocking experience that affects the mind
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What's the difference between Trauma / Verletzung / Schock / seelische Verletzung / psychische Verletzung / Schädigung
A general word for bodily harm or damage; it can also be used more broadly, but it does not specifically imply a deep psychological shock.
Emphasizes a sudden strong shock; it can refer to a physical reaction or an emotional shock after an event.
Literally 'emotional injury'; it clearly refers to psychological or emotional harm after a difficult experience.
A term that focuses on the psyche; it sounds more technical and is often used in medical or psychological contexts.
A more general word for damage or impairment; it can refer to the body, objects, or the mind, but it is less emotionally charged than trauma.
Emphasizes the shocking experience itself; the focus is on the event that stunned someone, not on the long-term consequences.
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how to pronounce Trauma
/ˈtʁaʊma/
Trauma translation
trauma
Trauma transcription
/ˈtʁaʊma/
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Trauma meaning: what does it mean?
eine schwere körperliche Verletzung oder ein schockierendes Erlebnis, das die Psyche belastet
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