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intersection ,

vivisection ,

or

sectionnement

intersection [ɛ̃tɛʀsɛksjɔ̃] N f

intersection: intersection

dissection [disɛksjɔ̃] N f

1. dissection:

dissection MED, BIOL: dissection

instruments/table de dissection: dissecting instruments/table

2. dissection (de texte, d'œuvre):

dissection: dissection, analysis

section [sɛksjɔ̃] N f

1. section:

section (division) ADMIN, MIL: section

section (de parti, syndicat): branch

section locale: local branch

section locale (de route, chemin de fer): section

section locale (de livre): part

2. section SCHOOL (selon les niveaux):

section: stream Brit

section: track Am

choisir une section littéraire/scientifique/technique: to choose a literary/scientific/technical option

3. section UNIV:

section: department

section d'anglais/de biochimie: English/Biochemistry department

4. section (coupe):

section MATH, TECH: section

section conique/longitudinale/oblique/transversale: conical/longitudinal/oblique/transverse section

un tube de 12 mm de section: a 12 mm gauge tube

5. section (coupure):

section: section

section d'autobus TRANSP: fare stage

section d'or MATH: golden section

section rythmique MUS: rhythm section

vivisection [vivisɛksjɔ̃] N f

vivisection: vivisection

trisection [tʀisɛksjɔ̃] N f

trisection: trisection

résection [ʀesɛksjɔ̃] N f

résection: resection

sectionnement [sɛksjɔnmɑ̃] N m

sectionnement (de tendon, membre): severing

sectionnement (de territoire, service): division (en into)

sectionner [sɛksjɔne] VB trans

sectionner membre, artère: to sever

sectionner service, administration: to divide up (en into)

sectionner tuyau, câble, fil: to cut

intersection [ɛ̃tɛʀsɛksjɔ̃] N f

1. intersection:

intersection de routes: intersection

intersection de voies ferrées: crossing

2. intersection MATH:

intersection: intersection

I. sectionner [sɛksjɔne] VB trans

1. sectionner (couper):

sectionner artère, fil: to sever

2. sectionner (subdiviser):

sectionner circonscription, groupe: to divide up

II. sectionner [sɛksjɔne] VB refl

se sectionner câble, fil: to be severed

vivisection [vivisɛksjɔ̃] N f

vivisection: vivisection

dissection [disɛksjɔ̃] N f

dissection: dissection

section [sɛksjɔ̃] N f

1. section ADMIN, POL:

section: department

section d'une voie ferrée: section

section d'un parcours: stretch

2. section (branche):

section LAW: branch

section SCHOOL: course

3. section (groupe):

section d'un syndicat: union group

section d'un syndicat MIL: section

sections spéciales: special sections

4. section MED:

section: amputation

sectionnement [sɛksjɔnmɑ̃] N m

sectionnement: severing

intersection [ɛ͂tɛʀsɛksjo͂] N f

1. intersection:

intersection de routes: intersection

intersection de voies ferrées: crossing

2. intersection math:

intersection: intersection

I. sectionner [sɛksjɔne] VB trans

1. sectionner (couper):

sectionner artère, fil: to sever

2. sectionner (subdiviser):

sectionner circonscription, groupe: to divide up

II. sectionner [sɛksjɔne] VB refl

sectionner se sectionner câble, fil:

sectionner: to be severed

dissection [disɛksjo͂] N f

dissection: dissection

vivisection [vivisɛksjo͂] N f

vivisection: vivisection

section [sɛksjo͂] N f

1. section ADMIN, POL:

section: department

section d'une voie ferrée: section

section d'un parcours: stretch

2. section (branche):

section LAW: branch

section SCHOOL: course

3. section (groupe):

section d'un syndicat: union group

section d'un syndicat MIL: section

sections spéciales: special sections

4. section MED:

section: amputation

sectionnement [sɛksjɔnmɑ͂] N m

sectionnement: severing

section de la ligne d'aspiration

section de la ligne d'aspiration: suction cross-section

section idéale de la ligne d'aspiration

section idéale de la ligne d'aspiration: ideal suction cross-section

section idéale de la conduite de refoulement

section idéale de la conduite de refoulement: ideal pressure cross section

section de la conduite de refoulement

section de la conduite de refoulement: pressure cross section

Présent
je	sectionne
tu	sectionnes
il/elle/on	sectionne
nous	sectionnons
vous	sectionnez
ils/elles	sectionnent

Imparfait
je	sectionnais
tu	sectionnais
il/elle/on	sectionnait
nous	sectionnions
vous	sectionniez
ils/elles	sectionnaient

Passé simple
je	sectionnai
tu	sectionnas
il/elle/on	sectionna
nous	sectionnâmes
vous	sectionnâtes
ils/elles	sectionnèrent

Futur simple
je	sectionnerai
tu	sectionneras
il/elle/on	sectionnera
nous	sectionnerons
vous	sectionnerez
ils/elles	sectionneront

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La voie sus-claviculaire est la plus utilisée pour faire la résection costale et la réparation vasculaire.

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La première explosion vésicale décrite par la littérature médicale est survenu lors d'une électrocoagulation lors d'une résection transurétrale de la prostate.

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La résection neurochirurgicale n'est plus guère prônée, sauf cas particuliers.

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L'opération combinée consiste au recul d'un muscle et à la résection simultanée de son antagoniste ipsilatéral.

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Elle réalise une résection de la luette et d'une partie du voile du palais et des amygdales permettant d'élargir l'espace au niveau de la gorge.

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