español term
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Native in: español
Works in: inglés al español, español, francés al español, and 3 more.
limitar una marcha normal
El paciente informa sobre dolor en tobillo izquierdo que afecta a actividades de su vida diaria, le impide la práctica de deporte y llega a limitar una marcha normal (refiere que su problema en la articulación le obliga a cojear con relativa frecuencia).
| 4 +4 | limits normal walking |
Arturo Oswal Alva Mendiburu
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| 4 +3 | impacts on his normal gait |
Andrew Bramhall
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| 4 | impairs a normal gait |
Oscar Núñez Alfaro
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Non-PRO (1): philgoddard
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Proposed translations
Reino Unido
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Native in: inglés 
Works in: español al inglés, alemán al inglés
impacts on his normal gait
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philgoddard
: Or affects.
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Thanks Phil Yes,'affects his/her gait';
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Sebastian Witte
: Affects
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Thank you! Yes Sebastian,see comment above.
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Oscar Núñez Alfaro
: Your translation is very precise!
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Thank you!
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Perú
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Native in: español (Variants: Latin American, Peruvian)
Works in: inglés al español, español al inglés, español
limits normal walking
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neilmac
: I prefer this option.
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Adrian MM.
: me, too, despite this previous answer www.proz.com/kudoz/spanish-to-english/medical-general/48268... PS limits *any* normal walking > to reflect the indef. art. of 'una' // Watch out! There's a non-medic about // Normal gait = human.
12 horas
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Andrew Bramhall
: No.This is ambiguous, i.e, referring to the distances a person is able to walk,rather than the chamges to gait that conditions/injuries can induce; this is about gait, not " walking". // As if you need to be a medic to work this one out!!
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caminar es moverse de un lado a otro, pero si tienes dolores en el tobillo no podras hacerlo. Vas a cojear. En cambio, andar puede ser en auto, bicicleta,etc..No siempre es a pie.
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Ana Flávia Ribeiro
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liz askew
: https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/article-abstract/34344...
1 día 43 minutos
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Charles Davis
: I would suggests "impairs" rather than "limits", but "walking" is fine.
1 día 1 hora
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Costa Rica
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Native in: español (Variants: Latin American, Costa Rican, Mexican)
Works in: inglés al español, español al inglés
impairs a normal gait
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Andrew Bramhall
: Yes,as previously suggested by Charles Davis. Yet another ludicrous AMM comment; of course this is about HUMAN gait; animals don't practice sports, but they do limp if escaping from traps,etc.
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