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Meanings of whiplash in anglès

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A quick blow delivered with a whip or whiplike object.

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An injury to the neck (the cervical vertebrae) resulting from rapid acceleration or deceleration (as in an automobile accident)

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Usage of whiplash in anglès
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Methods: Forty-eight consecutive patients were evaluated for whiplash trauma after car accidents.
Pubmed
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But as far as I could tell, I didn't even have whiplash.
Changes
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And for all the twittering wise soothsayers, be careful of the whiplash.
The South African
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Meanwhile, we keep turning the other cheek so fast, we get whiplash.
Ebony
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Then she stomped on the gas and all but gave me whiplash.
Side Jobs
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She gave me a severe case of whiplash of the heart, long ago.
Ringworld
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Under the government's plans, independent medical panels would assess whiplash cases.
BBC
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Change is natural but the extent of this reinvention has an alarming whiplash.
News.com.au
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But Fleiss defended the choice since the Mesnick's romantic whiplash involved another contestant.
Reuters
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It's absolutely exhausting. Individual artists are also experiencing the same kind of whiplash.
The Guardian
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The emotional and psychological whiplash she must have suffered would have been extreme.
News.com.au
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Remember to tuck your chin to your chest to prevent whiplash.
Climbing Magazine
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Habib was behind the wheel, wearing a large foam whiplash collar.
Hot six
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Radio volume dials were turned up, journalists' necks got whiplash, Twitter was flooded.
The Irish Times
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The dependency whiplash was an almost inevitable side-effect, but so what?
Broken angels
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The boy was shaking now, his body jerking in whiplash fashion.
Armageddon's Children
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