2012_03_28 Luxate v. dislocate.脫臼

Word of the Day for Wednesday, March 28, 2012
luxate \LUHK-seyt\, verb:
To put out of joint; dislocate.
When I began to luxate the tooth I heard a crack.
 -- Nathan Jorgenson, A Crooked Number
But at the same time he thinks, that the reduced bone will not remain in it's [sic] place, but luxate itself again, and fall back into the new-formed articulation, which it has formed to itself.
 -- Royal Society of London, The Philosophical Transactions and Collections
Luxate is not related to any word for "light." Rather, it is from the Greek word for "oblique," which was loxós.
luxate\ LUHK seyt\，動詞：

把聯合;脫臼。

當我開始luxate牙齒，我聽到了一條縫。
- 彌敦道喬根森，一歪號

但同時他認為，減少骨不會留在它的[原文]地方，但本身再次luxate，並陷入了新成立的銜接，它已形成了自身的回來。
- 倫敦，英國皇家學會的哲學交易和集合

luxate不涉及任何字的“光。”相反，它是從希臘字“斜”，這是loxós。