repetitive strain injury in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for repetitive strain injury in the English»Spanish Dictionary

repetitive strain injury, repetitive stress injury N U or C

repetitive strain injury

lesión f por esfuerzo repetitivo

repetitive strain injury

lesión f por movimiento repetitivo

Translations for repetitive strain injury in the English»Spanish Dictionary

repetitive [Am rəˈpɛdədɪv, Brit rɪˈpɛtɪtɪv] ADJ

1. repetitive (involving repetition):

repetitive

repetitivo

2. repetitive (repetitious):

repetitive

repetitivo

repetitive

reiterativo

injury <pl injuries> [Am ˈɪndʒ(ə)ri, Brit ˈɪn(d)ʒ(ə)ri] N C or U

injury

herida f

to receive/sustain an injury

recibir/sufrir una herida

injuries to the hands and face

heridas en manos y cara

to do oneself an injury

hacerse daño

to do oneself an injury

lastimarse

internal/head injuries

heridas internas/en la cabeza

an injury to sb's pride/reputation

un agravio al orgullo/a la reputación de alguien

I.strain¹ [Am streɪn, Brit streɪn] VB trans

1. strain (exert):

to strain one's eyes/voice

forzar la vista/voz

to strain one's ears

aguzar el oído

he strained every muscle to lift the weight

usó todas sus fuerzas para levantar el peso

2.1. strain (overburden):

strain beam/support

ejercer demasiada presión sobre

2.2. strain (injure):

to strain one's back

hacerse daño en la espalda

to strain a muscle

hacerse un esguince

2.3. strain (overtax, stretch):

strain relations

someter a demasiada tensión

strain relations

volver tenso

strain relations

volver tirante

strain credulity/patience

poner a prueba

strain resources

estirar al máximo

3. strain (filter):

strain

filtrar

4. strain FOOD:

strain

colar

strain vegetables/rice

escurrir

to strain the water off the rice

escurrir el (agua del) arroz

strain the lumps from the sauce with a sieve

pase la salsa por un tamiz para eliminar los grumos

II.to strain oneself VB refl

to strain oneself

hacerse daño

don't strain yourself iron

no te vayas a herniar iron

III.strain¹ [Am streɪn, Brit streɪn] VB intr

the porters strained under the load

los mozos iban agobiados por la carga

to strain after or for effect(s)

utilizar recursos efectistas

there's no straining after or for effect in this novel

esta novela no utiliza recursos efectistas

to strain at sth

tirar de algo

the dog strained at the leash

el perro tiraba de la correa

to strain to + infin

hacer un gran esfuerzo para  +  infin

I was straining to understand their accent

estaba haciendo un gran esfuerzo para entender su acento

to strain against the shackles of convention

luchar contra las trabas de las convenciones

IV.strain¹ [Am streɪn, Brit streɪn] N

1. strain U or C:

strain (tension)

tensión f

strain (pressure)

presión f

the rope snapped under the strain

la cuerda se rompió debido a la tensión a la que estaba sometida

it puts a strain on your spine

ejerce presión sobre la columna vertebral

the bridge was not designed to take the strain of such a heavy volume of traffic

el puente no fue diseñado para soportar semejante volumen de tráfico

the strain of lifting the crate was too much for him

el esfuerzo que tuvo que hacer para levantar el cajón fue demasiado para él

sterling took the strain well yesterday

la esterlina aguantó bien las presiones del día de ayer

the incident put a strain on Franco-German relations

las relaciones franco-alemanas se volvieron tirantes a raíz del incidente

there are growing strains between church and state

aumenta la tirantez en las relaciones entre la iglesia y el estado

she's been under great or a lot of strain

ha estado pasando una época de mucha tensión or de mucho estrés

divorce places or puts (an) enormous strain on the children

el divorcio somete a los niños a grandes tensiones

2. strain C or U MED:

strain (resulting from wrench, twist)

torcedura f

strain (on a muscle)

esguince m

3. strain <strains, pl > (tune):

the strains of a flute could be heard in the distance

se oía una flauta a lo lejos

we danced to the strains of 'The Blue Danube'

bailamos al son or al compás de 'El Danubio Azul'

a melancholy strain in sing liter

un son melancólico liter

See also eye strain

eye strain [Am ˈaɪ ˌstreɪn, Brit] N U

eye strain

fatiga f visual

eye strain

vista f cansada

too much reading causes eye strain

leer mucho cansa la vista

strain² [Am streɪn, Brit streɪn] N

1. strain (type):

strain (of plant)

variedad f

strain (of virus)

cepa f

strain (of animal)

raza f

2. strain (streak):

strain no pl

veta f

it must be the romantic strain in him

debe ser esa veta romántica suya

there's a strain of nervous disorder in the family

hay una propensión or predisposición a los trastornos nerviosos en la familia

3. strain (tone, style) liter:

strain no pl

tono m

it's written in a cheerful/dismal strain

está escrito en un tono optimista/sombrío

repetitive strain injury in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for repetitive strain injury in the English»Spanish Dictionary

injury <-ies> [ˈɪndʒəri] N

1. injury (physical):

injury

lesión f

injury

herida f

a knee/back injury

una lesión de rodilla/espalda

to receive an injury

ser herido

to do oneself an injury Brit, Aus iron

hacerse daño

2. injury (psychological):

injury

daño m

I.strain¹ [streɪn] N

1. strain no pl (pressure):

strain

presión f

to be under a lot of strain

tener mucho estrés

to put a strain on a relationship

crear tensiones en una relación

2. strain no pl PHYS:

strain

deformación f

3. strain MED:

strain

torcedura f

II.strain¹ [streɪn] VB intr (try hard)

strain

esforzarse

to strain for effect

utilizar recursos efectistas

III.strain¹ [streɪn] VB trans

1. strain (stretch):

strain

estirar

to strain a rope

tirar de una cuerda

2. strain (overexert):

to strain one's eyes

forzar la vista

to strain one's ears

aguzar el oído

3. strain (put stress on):

strain relationship

crear tensiones en

strain credulity

poner a prueba

4. strain FOOD:

strain coffee

filtrar

strain vegetables

escurrir

strain² [streɪn] N

1. strain (variety):

strain of animal

raza f

strain of virus

cepa f

2. strain (tendency or trait):

strain of eccentricity

vena f excéntrica

strain of puritanism

nota f de puritanismo

3. strain MUS:

strain

tono m

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

It is also a form of repetitive strain injury, resulting from the over use of the tendon - and the difficulty it has healing.

www.express.co.uk

Stress is now the single biggest cause of absence from work, having recently overtaken repetitive strain injury.

www.telegraph.co.uk

However repetitive strain injury is on the rise in modern times.

www.dailymail.co.uk

His playing eventually brought on a repetitive strain injury -- and he gave up playing daily, instead working on projects with his friends.

www.independent.co.uk

Tennis elbow is a repetitive strain injury affecting the point of where the tendons of your forearm attach at the elbow.

www.gladstoneobserver.com.au

Of course, the injury could have just been a repetitive strain injury.

www.odt.co.nz

His only worry should be developing some form of repetitive strain injury from all that waving.

www.dailymail.co.uk

A lot of people displaying symptoms associated with repetitive strain injury do not realise they are work-related, but the number with symptoms is increasing.

www.telegraph.co.uk

He also trained himself to become ambidextrous so as to avoid repetitive strain injury.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Workers had already labored under a wage freeze and dangerous working conditions, leading to many cases of repetitive strain injury.

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