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attività ludica che necessiti di iperlordosi

French translation: activité ludique impliquant une hyperlordose

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Italian term or phrase:attività ludica che necessiti di iperlordosi
French translation:activité ludique impliquant une hyperlordose
Entered by: Marie Christine Cramay

22:59 Nov 23, 2009
Italian to French translations [PRO]
Medical - Medical (general) / Rapport d'expertise médico-légale (accident de la circulation)
Italian term or phrase: attività ludica che necessiti di iperlordosi
Non può praticare alcuno sport che praticava in modo regolare ed a un buon livello prima dell'incidente né alcuna *attività ludica che necessiti di* stazioni erette prolungate, di rotazioni del rachide o*iperlordosi*.

activité ludique nécessitant des stations debout prolongées, des rotations du rachis ou des hyper-lordoses?

UNe hyper-lordose est normalement une pathologie, j'ai comme l'impression que le rédacteur s'est mal exprimé et qu'"iperlordosi" ne peut être traduit littéralement ici.
Qu'en pensez-vous?
Merci pour vos suggestions. Urgent.
Marie Christine Cramay
Italy
Local time: 18:21
activité ludique qui impliquent une hyperlordose du rachi
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pardon: RACHIS (con una "s")
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Lionel_M (X)
Local time: 18:21
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Merci Lionel. J'ai préféré opter pour "entraîner", mais "impliquer" peut convenir ici, c'est qu'il fallait trouver un verbe rassembleur pour les 3 expressions et c'est la dernière qui posait problème.
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activité ludique qui impliquent une hyperlordose du rachi


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Note added at 16 mins (2009-11-23 23:16:06 GMT)
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pardon: RACHIS (con una "s")

Lionel_M (X)
Local time: 18:21
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Native speaker of: Native in FrenchFrench
PRO pts in category: 77
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Merci Lionel. J'ai préféré opter pour "entraîner", mais "impliquer" peut convenir ici, c'est qu'il fallait trouver un verbe rassembleur pour les 3 expressions et c'est la dernière qui posait problème.
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Asker: Merci Lionel, mais une "hyperlordose" est une cambrure exagérée du dos ou creusement des reins, donc je ne vois pas comment une activité ludique pourrait impliquer un creusement des reins. Le verbe "impliquer ou demander" convient pour les 2 1ères expressions, ms pas pour la dernière.

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