concussion 的定义
- Pathology. injury to the brain or spinal cord due to jarring from a blow, fall, or the like.
- shock caused by the impact of a collision, blow, etc.
- the act of violently shaking or jarring.
concussion 近义词
collision, shaking
更多concussion例句
- Andy Dalton, who took over for Dak Prescott after his season-ending ankle injury, returned from a concussion he suffered in a Week 7 loss at Washington and a bout with the coronavirus to beat the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday.
- He missed two games because of a concussion and then a positive coronavirus test.
- The most common sport responsible for concussions was football.
- In August, a protester outside police headquarters hit an officer in the head with a cane, causing a concussion, according to police officials.
- There’s been a sea change in the reporting of injuries and certainly around concussion and the recognition that that’s a serious injury.
- TBIs can range anywhere from a mild concussion to catastrophic, fatal damage.
- The concussion crisis now has a permanent seat at the table of national discourse.
- Never mind that a CAT scan taken after the incident confirmed that he had suffered a concussion.
- This device joins a number of other concussion-related technologies that aim to advance detection of and prevent head injuries.
- These include safer helmets, force-detecting helmet patches, concussion-detecting smartphone apps, and novel eye-tracking devices.
- The light blazed all about us, and Carna leaped from the window ledge into my arms even as the concussion struck at us.
- A sudden blast of light came from the window, and the vast concussion shook the building terribly.
- As many of them were loaded, the concussion set them off, so that dropping shot never ceased for about forty hours.
- In three minutes the earth shook with the tremendous concussion of two hundred pieces of artillery.
- The ground, struck by the concussion, trembled as though the whole Ural chain was shaken to its foundations.