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de·flec·tion [dɪˈflekʃən] N

deflection
Ablenkung f <-, -en>
deflection SPORTS
Abpraller m
the ball took a deflection [off a defender's leg]
der Ball war [am Bein eines Verteidigers] abgeprallt
OpenDict entry

deflection N

deflection PHYS
Auslenkung f
OpenDict entry

deflection N

deflection (of material, e.g. under pressure)
Durchbiegung f