Significats de externalize en anglès

DiCarlo is on board with this; she believes they often objectify women.

When you sexually objectify somebody, your perception of their competence and humanity changes.

Some of these terms are useful short cuts provided one does not objectify them.

We need to have a president that doesn't objectify women.

Lactate concentration in capillary blood can be measured to objectify and regulate exercise intensity.

The pressure seems not to bother him -or at least he does not externalise it.

Sometimes, it helps to externalise things.

How may one hope to externalise with astringent ink the aesthetic sensation of the assimilation of gusts of perfume?

But you can externalise it and at least prove to yourself and the world that you have control over something.

Part of Pope Urban's thinking in launching the First Crusade was to usefully externalise this aggression by redirecting it against the Muslim threat.

Could any circumstance occur to counteract it-to"exteriorize" him, as it were?

The preoperatively-placed drainage tubes temporarily exteriorized the pancreatic fluid for 30 days.

After maximal sigmoid mobilization, the specimen was exteriorized and transected, and the proximal colon was stapled to the distal rectum.

The question now arises: Can these fluidic hands, which are thus exteriorized, move of their own volition, or must they remain stationary?

Because the heroine occasionally breaks the fourth wall and exteriorises her inner monologue.

The distal reach of the flap was improved by exteriorising the pedicle and bowstringing it across the wrist which was kept in extension.

This exteriorised pedicle was covered with a split thickness skin graft and was divided 3 weeks later under local anaesthesia making it a two-stage procedure.