Přeložit "cultural abuse" do Arab

EN Abuse can be physical, mental, emotional, sexual, financial, spiritual, and/or cultural abuse

• mental
• emotional
• sexual
• financial
• spiritual
• cultural abuse

EN CULTURAL ABUSE Acceptance of in-law abuse (physical, emotional, and financial)

• CULTURAL ABUSE Acceptance
• in-law abuse
• physical
• emotional
• financial

EN Have a family history of mental disorders, substance abuse, suicide, or violence, including physical or sexual abuse

• disorders
• substance abuse
• suicide
• violence
• physical
• sexual abuse

EN Child abuse. In children, a broken arm might be the result of child abuse.

• Child abuse
• children
• broken arm might
• result of child

EN I’ve experienced emotional abuse, but not physical abuse. Can I still come in for services?

• experienced emotional abuse
• physical abuse

EN Have a family history of mental disorders, substance abuse, suicide, or violence, including physical or sexual abuse

• disorders
• substance abuse
• suicide
• violence
• physical
• sexual abuse

EN This includes reports of corruption, fraud, harassment, sexual exploitation and abuse, unethical behaviour and child abuse.

• fraud
• harassment
• sexual exploitation
• abuse
• unethical behaviour
• child

EN From trafficking to sexual abuse, racial discrimination aggravates abuse of African women in Saudi

• trafficking to sexual
• racial discrimination aggravates

EN Source: The majority of the Diversity/Cultural Celebrations with permission are from Creative Cultural Communications 2021 Diversity Calendar: http://usa.multiculturalcalendar.com/v/home.html

• Source
• Creative Cultural Communications
• Calendar

EN Schools include non-governmental organization Abraço Cultural (‘Cultural Embrace,’ in Brazilian Portuguese) – whose purpose is to enable

• Schools include non-governmental
• Abraço Cultural
• Brazilian Portuguese
• enable

EN Develop cultural self-awareness and understanding of a simple cultural framework to serve as reference for teaching practice

• Develop cultural self-awareness
• reference for teaching

EN While we appreciate your enthusiasm, in order to control abuse, we limit how often you can do this.

• While we appreciate
• enthusiasm
• order to control
• limit how often

EN Report fraud, abuse, wrongdoing

• Report fraud
• abuse
• wrongdoing

EN Alcohol or drug abuse, particularly cocaine

• Alcohol
• drug abuse
• particularly cocaine

EN People who gamble compulsively often have substance abuse problems, personality disorders, depression or anxiety

• gamble compulsively often
• substance abuse problems
• personality disorders
• depression
• anxiety

EN Are at increased risk of alcohol and drug abuse and other delinquent behavior

• drug abuse
• delinquent behavior

EN May 25, 2020: Raissouni is charged with “sexual abuse with violence and sequestration.”

• Raissouni is charged

EN We take abuse and compliance on our site very seriously

• take abuse
• very seriously

EN A childhood history of abuse or neglect

• neglect

EN The National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism defines one standard drink as any one of these:

• Abuse

EN Engaging in risky, unprotected sex, or experiencing sexual abuse or date rape

• Engaging in risky
• unprotected sex
• experiencing sexual abuse
• date rape

EN Traumatic or stressful events, such as physical or sexual abuse, the death or loss of a loved one, a difficult relationship, or financial problems

• Traumatic
• stressful events
• physical
• sexual abuse
• death
• difficult relationship
• financial problems

EN Abuse of alcohol or recreational drugs

• Abuse of alcohol
• recreational drugs

EN Other signs of mania include impaired decision-making, impulsive or risky behavior, substance abuse, and psychosis.

• signs of mania
• impaired decision-making
• impulsive
• risky behavior
• substance abuse

EN Recover from physical or sexual abuse or witnessing violence

• Recover from physical
• sexual abuse
• witnessing violence

EN Prescription drug abuse - Symptoms and causes - Mayo Clinic

• Prescription drug abuse
• Symptoms
• causes
• Mayo Clinic

EN Prescription drug abuse is the use of a prescription medication in a way not intended by the prescribing doctor

• Prescription drug abuse
• way not intended
• prescribing doctor

EN Drug abuse may become ongoing and compulsive, despite the negative consequences.

• ongoing
• compulsive
• despite the negative

EN An increasing problem, prescription drug abuse can affect all age groups, including teens

• increasing problem
• prescription drug abuse
• affect all age
• teens

EN Early identification of prescription drug abuse and early intervention may prevent the problem from turning into an addiction.

• drug abuse
• problem from turning

EN Signs and symptoms of prescription drug abuse depend on the specific drug

• Signs
• symptoms of prescription
• specific drug

EN Signs and symptoms of prescription drug abuse

• Signs
• symptoms of prescription
• abuse

EN Teens and adults abuse prescription drugs for many reasons, such as:

• Teens
• adults abuse prescription
• reasons

EN Prescription drug abuse can happen at any age, but commonly begins in teens or young adults.

• Prescription drug abuse
• young

EN Older adults and prescription drug abuse

• Older adults
• prescription drug abuse

EN Prescription drug abuse in older adults is a growing problem, especially when they combine drugs with alcohol

• Prescription drug abuse
• growing problem
• drugs with alcohol

EN Here are examples of serious consequences of prescription drug abuse:

• examples of serious
• prescription drug

EN Drug abuse, particularly the use of cocaine

• Drug abuse
• cocaine

EN Issues related to abuse, neglect and violence

• neglect
• violence

EN Children who endured abuse or trauma or witnessed traumatic events are at higher risk of developing an anxiety disorder at some point in life

• Children who endured
• trauma
• witnessed traumatic events
• point in life

EN Overcome emotional trauma related to abuse or violence

• Overcome emotional trauma
• abuse
• violence

EN Medications called narcotic antagonists, useful in treating substance abuse, may help treat compulsive gambling.

• Medications called narcotic
• useful in treating
• abuse
• treat compulsive

EN Treatment for substance abuse, depression, anxiety or any other mental health disorder may be part of your treatment plan for compulsive gambling.

• Treatment for substance
• depression
• anxiety
• mental health disorder
• plan for compulsive

EN Parents may be concerned about stimulants and the risk of abuse and addiction

• stimulants
• risk of abuse
• addiction

EN Environment ? problems with parenting that may involve a lack of supervision, inconsistent or harsh discipline, or abuse or neglect

• Environment
• problems with parenting
• involve a lack
• supervision
• inconsistent
• harsh discipline
• abuse
• neglect

EN Parenting issues ? a child who experiences abuse or neglect, harsh or inconsistent discipline, or a lack of parental supervision

• Parenting issues
• child who experiences
• neglect
• harsh
• inconsistent discipline
• lack of parental

EN Long-term alcohol abuse leading to thiamin (vitamin B-1) deficiency (Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome)

• Long-term alcohol abuse
• thiamin
• vitamin
• deficiency
• Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome

EN In children, a broken leg may be the result of child abuse, especially when such an injury occurs before the child can walk.

• children
• result of child
• injury occurs before

EN Being a victim of physical abuse

• Being a victim
• physical abuse

EN Traumatic head injury to an infant, such as from a motor vehicle accident, fall or physical abuse

• Traumatic head injury
• infant
• motor vehicle accident
• fall
• physical abuse