Examples of using Traumatised in English and their translations into Hebrew
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
-
Programming
I was traumatised.
Kid's traumatised.
He traumatised the rabbi's wife.
Sherlock was traumatised.
They were traumatised, and their families too.”.
Was he lonely, Traumatised?
That actually so traumatised them, it's better if they hadn't seen me like that.
I for one clearly feel traumatised again.
Ariana was severely traumatised by the attack she suffered at the age of six.
We don't want any more millions of children traumatised.
Camacho survived but, traumatised, he sank into depression.
So you're just going to let them lock up an innocent traumatised girl?
Not every traumatised person develops full-blown or even minor PTSD.
Then they said that I would be traumatised when I hit 50.
Traumatised people often are terrified of the sensations in their own bodies.
Our job is to take every precaution for kids already traumatised.
The whole country will be traumatised by this bomb, especially the people in Los Angeles.
Somatic symptoms for which no clear physical basiscan be found are ubiquitous in traumatised children and adults.
Traumatised troops became increasingly twitchy, killing more and more civilians in accidental encounters.
A local reporter friend said he looked like a traumatised man walking in a glassy eyed dream.
The hero is supposed to be traumatised by the loss of his fellow firefighters on 9/11, but it's as if it were the performance of his occupation itself that has traumatised him.
I just said that I had anatural birth because I was so completely traumatised by the fact that I hadn't given birth.
I want you to go and bully a few traumatised bystanders, and then I want you to come up with some spin to just smooth all this away.
The pigmentation of Addison's disease is characteristic,and is particularly evident on exposed or traumatised areas of the skin, such as the knuckles and elbows.
But many people are so traumatised that, once the memories come back, they just dissociate and can't hold it long enough in order to deal with it," said Nutt.
But the researchers say“abductees” also believe in their experiences so deeply that theydisplay real stress symptoms similar to those of traumatised battlefield veterans.
During a constellation, a representative for the client feels traumatised by the death of a school friend, re-living the scene of the accident.
Yet Chonticha Tangworamongkon of the Human Rights and Development Foundation,said she feared that a growing number of traumatised victims may struggle to receive individualised care.