Examples of using Causing pain in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Sudden pulling of the body while causing pain in the hand joints which are cuffed to the chair(6 cases);
Germs. They're tiny creatures that invade the body, causing pain, fever, infections.
A procedure designed to suppress the nervous system in order to allow treatment without causing pain while maintaining proper body function.
It is because people do not stop and think before causing pain, if they do not imagine that they themselves could also be hurt, that they might also suffer from their own misdeeds.
has expressed his deep regret for causing pain when all he ever wanted was to prevent it.
But I'm a professional at causing pain, and you're an amateur at taking it, so let's cut to the chase.
They appear to be motivated by money… and the sheer joy of causing pain and destruction.
Diagnosed with a multiple calcific lipomatosis tumor, causing pain, attaining a mass the size of an orange on the left shoulder.
Attention Slap: An open-handed slap to the face aimed at causing pain and triggering fear.
the excitation spreads to the others, causing pain in the innervation zone.
thereby causing pain to the sick person.
A medical microscope and intelligent microbore with cooling allow the doctor to work without touching the living tissue and without causing pain to the patient.
Sciatica is a condition in which the sciatic nerve is pinched in some way, causing pain.
In this case, the bones in the joint are rubbed against each other, causing pain in the hip joint in each movement.
Osteoarthritis of the knees is a common concern of the elderly, causing pain and significant difficulty in daily functioning.
close your mouth as far as you can without causing pain.
a nearby nerve, causing pain.
these areas can be rubbed or torn, causing pain.
A strong-enough blow also activates these internal nerve cells, causing pain in vast areas of the body.
to protect the interrogators which do not involve causing pain and suffering to the interrogee.”.