Relapse
//ɹɪˈlæps//
Translations of "relapse" (28 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bikol Central | baghat(the act or situation of relapsing), baghat((medicine) To recur; to worsen) | — | |
| Bulgarian | рециди́в(the act or situation of relapsing), влошавам се((medicine) To recur; to worsen) | recidív, vlošavam se | |
| Catalan | recaiguda(the act or situation of relapsing), recidiva(the act or situation of relapsing), reincidència(the act or situation of relapsing), recaure(To fall back again), recaure((medicine) To recur; to worsen) | — | |
| Cebuano | bughat(the act or situation of relapsing), bughat((medicine) To recur; to worsen) | — | |
| Czech | ataka(the act or situation of relapsing), recidiva(the act or situation of relapsing), relaps(the act or situation of relapsing) | — | |
| Dutch | terugval(the act or situation of relapsing), hervallen(To fall back again), hervallen((medicine) To recur; to worsen) | — | |
| Esperanto | refalo(the act or situation of relapsing), refali(To fall back again) | — | |
| Finnish | uudelleen lankeaminen(the act or situation of relapsing), kokea takaisku(To fall back again), langeta(To fall back again), langeta uudelleen(To fall back again), pahentua((medicine) To recur; to worsen), paheta (to worsen)((medicine) To recur; to worsen), uusiutua((medicine) To recur; to worsen) | — | |
| French | rechute(the act or situation of relapsing), récidive(the act or situation of relapsing), rechuter(To fall back again) | — | |
| German | Rezidiv(the act or situation of relapsing), Rückfall(the act or situation of relapsing), sich verschlechtern((medicine) To recur; to worsen), sich verschlimmern((medicine) To recur; to worsen), zurückfallen(To fall back again) | — | |
| Greek | υποτροπιάζω((medicine) To recur; to worsen) | ypotropiázo | |
| Hungarian | relapszus(the act or situation of relapsing), romlás(the act or situation of relapsing), rosszabbodás(the act or situation of relapsing), visszaesés(the act or situation of relapsing), állapotromlás(the act or situation of relapsing), rosszabbodik((medicine) To recur; to worsen), visszaesik(To fall back again) | — | |
| Interlingua | recadita(the act or situation of relapsing), recader(To fall back again) | — | |
| Italian | recidiva(the act or situation of relapsing), ricaduta(the act or situation of relapsing), recidivare(To fall back again), recidivare((medicine) To recur; to worsen), ricadere(To fall back again) | — | |
| Japanese | ぶり返す((medicine) To recur; to worsen) | burikaesu | |
| Macedonian | рециди́в(the act or situation of relapsing), па́дне(To fall back again), па́ѓа(To fall back again), се вло́ши((medicine) To recur; to worsen), се вра́ти(To fall back again) | recidív, pádne, páǵa, se vlóši, se vráti | |
| Manx | aaghoghan(the act or situation of relapsing), aahuittym(the act or situation of relapsing), aahuitt((medicine) To recur; to worsen), aaskyrr((medicine) To recur; to worsen) | — | |
| Māori | matahoki(the act or situation of relapsing), matahoki((medicine) To recur; to worsen) | — | |
| Polish | nawrót(the act or situation of relapsing), wznowa(the act or situation of relapsing) | — | |
| Portuguese | recaída(the act or situation of relapsing), relapso(the act or situation of relapsing), recair(To fall back again), recair((medicine) To recur; to worsen), reincidir(To fall back again) | — | |
| Quechua | huchachakuy(To fall back again) | — | |
| Romanian | recidiva(To fall back again) | — | |
| Russian | рециди́в(the act or situation of relapsing), впадать(To fall back again), обостряться((medicine) To recur; to worsen), рецидивировать((medicine) To recur; to worsen) | recidív, vpadatʹ, obostrjatʹsja, recidivirovatʹ | |
| Scottish Gaelic | ath-thuisleachadh(the act or situation of relapsing), ath-thuiteam(the act or situation of relapsing), ath-thuislich(To fall back again), ath-thuit(To fall back again) | — | |
| Spanish | recaída(the act or situation of relapsing), recidiva(the act or situation of relapsing), reincidencia(the act or situation of relapsing), recaer(To fall back again), recaer((medicine) To recur; to worsen), recidivar((medicine) To recur; to worsen), reincidir(To fall back again) | — | |
| Swedish | recidiv(the act or situation of relapsing), återfall(the act or situation of relapsing), skov((medicine) To recur; to worsen), återfall(To fall back again) | — | |
| Tagalog | binat(the act or situation of relapsing), binat((medicine) To recur; to worsen) | — | |
| Ukrainian | рециди́в(the act or situation of relapsing) | recydýv |
baghat, baghat
recaiguda, recidiva, reincidència, recaure, recaure
bughat, bughat
ataka, recidiva, relaps
terugval, hervallen, hervallen
refalo, refali
uudelleen lankeaminen, kokea takaisku, langeta, langeta uudelleen, pahentua, paheta (to worsen), uusiutua
rechute, récidive, rechuter
Rezidiv, Rückfall, sich verschlechtern, sich verschlimmern, zurückfallen
relapszus, romlás, rosszabbodás, visszaesés, állapotromlás, rosszabbodik, visszaesik
recadita, recader
recidiva, ricaduta, recidivare, recidivare, ricadere
aaghoghan, aahuittym, aahuitt, aaskyrr
matahoki, matahoki
nawrót, wznowa
recaída, relapso, recair, recair, reincidir
huchachakuy
recidiva
рециди́в, впадать, обостряться, рецидивировать
recidív, vpadatʹ, obostrjatʹsja, recidivirovatʹ
ath-thuisleachadh, ath-thuiteam, ath-thuislich, ath-thuit
recaída, recidiva, reincidencia, recaer, recaer, recidivar, reincidir
recidiv, återfall, skov, återfall
binat, binat
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