Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
immersion foot
Hungarian translation:
lövészárokláb
Added to glossary by
Katalin Szilárd
Apr 3, 2009 19:24
15 yrs ago
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English term
immersion foot
English to Hungarian
Medical
Medical (general)
betegség
Immersion foot, or trench foot, is a medical condition caused by prolonged exposure of the feet to damp, unsanitary and cold conditions.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Immersion_foot
a painful disorder of the foot involving damage to the skin, nerves, and muscle that is caused by prolonged exposure to cold dampness or by prolonged immersion in cold water. http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/673610/immersion-f...
Immersion foot, or trench foot, is a medical condition caused by prolonged exposure of the feet to damp, unsanitary and cold conditions.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Immersion_foot
a painful disorder of the foot involving damage to the skin, nerves, and muscle that is caused by prolonged exposure to cold dampness or by prolonged immersion in cold water. http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/673610/immersion-f...
Proposed translations
(Hungarian)
5 +6 | lövészárok-láb | Katalin Szilárd |
2 | (lövészárokban szerzett) fagyás okozta gangréna, lábfagyás | Zsuzsa Berenyi |
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Apr 4, 2009 08:30: Katalin Szilárd Created KOG entry
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lövészárok-láb
A szótár ezek szerint helytelenül írja, mert ez nem feltétlenül gangréna (gangreana), se nem lábfagyás. Pont az a lényege, hogy még viszonylag elfogadható hőmérsékleten is ilyenné válhat a láb.
A lényeg, hogy sokáig viszonylag hűvös vízben, zokni/cipő csere nélkül, vizes körülmények között tartózkodik valaki. Az immersion (vízbe vagy vizes taljba belemerül) foot kifejezés szinonímája a trench foot. Innen származik a trench fever, azaz lövészárok-lát kifejezés.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Immersion_foot
"Immersion foot, or trench foot, is a medical condition caused by prolonged exposure of the feet to damp, unsanitary and cold conditions"
http://www.netdoki.com/morbus/index.phtml?pid=210010&ddg_id=...
Trench vagy immersion foot.
http://www.harris-academy.com/departments/history/Trenches/d...
"In the winter of 1914/1915, the British generals believed a war of movement would return in the spring and consequently they didn’t want their soldiers to become too comfortable. This was why the British soldiers didn’t get beds, while many Germans did, however most of the other problems facing British and French soldiers were due to diabolical weather and frequent shelling. Mud wasn’t restricted to no-mans-land, trenches were often full of mud and water as seen below. These terrible conditions caused the condition known as trench foot, when a foot started to rot, turned black and eventually it had to be amputated. Typhus and a disease named “trench fever” (a high fever for five or so days), killed some soldiers. Many soldiers went weeks without a good wash and this caused skin diseases and meant most front line soldiers caught lice."
http://www.mult-kor.hu/cikk.php?id=18071
"De milyen betegségekről is beszélünk? A lövészárok lázat vagy volhíniai lázat tetvek, míg a nephritist (vesegyulladás) ismeretlen kórokozók okozzák (ma úgy vélik, hogy a hantavírus). A lövészárok-láb azonban a hideg és a nyirkosság következménye volt, amely akár üszkösödéshez is vezethetett. Az orvosok hamar rájöttek, hogy mindhárom megbetegedés járványos lehet."
A lényeg, hogy sokáig viszonylag hűvös vízben, zokni/cipő csere nélkül, vizes körülmények között tartózkodik valaki. Az immersion (vízbe vagy vizes taljba belemerül) foot kifejezés szinonímája a trench foot. Innen származik a trench fever, azaz lövészárok-lát kifejezés.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Immersion_foot
"Immersion foot, or trench foot, is a medical condition caused by prolonged exposure of the feet to damp, unsanitary and cold conditions"
http://www.netdoki.com/morbus/index.phtml?pid=210010&ddg_id=...
Trench vagy immersion foot.
http://www.harris-academy.com/departments/history/Trenches/d...
"In the winter of 1914/1915, the British generals believed a war of movement would return in the spring and consequently they didn’t want their soldiers to become too comfortable. This was why the British soldiers didn’t get beds, while many Germans did, however most of the other problems facing British and French soldiers were due to diabolical weather and frequent shelling. Mud wasn’t restricted to no-mans-land, trenches were often full of mud and water as seen below. These terrible conditions caused the condition known as trench foot, when a foot started to rot, turned black and eventually it had to be amputated. Typhus and a disease named “trench fever” (a high fever for five or so days), killed some soldiers. Many soldiers went weeks without a good wash and this caused skin diseases and meant most front line soldiers caught lice."
http://www.mult-kor.hu/cikk.php?id=18071
"De milyen betegségekről is beszélünk? A lövészárok lázat vagy volhíniai lázat tetvek, míg a nephritist (vesegyulladás) ismeretlen kórokozók okozzák (ma úgy vélik, hogy a hantavírus). A lövészárok-láb azonban a hideg és a nyirkosság következménye volt, amely akár üszkösödéshez is vezethetett. Az orvosok hamar rájöttek, hogy mindhárom megbetegedés járványos lehet."
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Comment: "Köszönöm a megoldást. Ezt a kifejezést még Angliában dolgozó magyar orvosok sem ismerték."
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(lövészárokban szerzett) fagyás okozta gangréna, lábfagyás
A trench foot alatt ez szerepel a nagyszótárban.
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