How to pronounce flexion
Flexion
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Phonetic transcription for flexion
- Traditional IPA Phonetic transcription of flexion: | flɛksɪoʊn |
- Modern IPA Phonetic transcription of flexion: | flɛxɪɒn |
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Meanings for flexion
bending a limb
flexure, flection, flexion(noun)the state of being flexed (as of a joint)
inflection, flection, flexion(noun)deviation from a straight or normal course
flexion, flexure(noun)act of bending a joint; especially a joint between the bones of a limb so that the angle between them is decreased
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Flexion in different languages
- انثناءArabic
- flexión Spanish
- flessione Italian
- 屈曲Japanese
- bükülme Turkish
- 屈 Chinese
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