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Перевод: wound
[существительное] рана ; ранение; обида ; оскорбление; ущерб ; м`уки любви; [глагол] #past и p.p. от wind; ранить; поранить; причинять боль; задевать; уязвлять; ущемлять
Тезаурус:
- When Marian uncovered it the wound was raw and open and the flesh around it inflamed.
- Simple application of a culture or scrapings of a mould to an exposed wound was an unsatisfactory business, and some sort of concentration of an active principle was needed.
- She surfaced from under the sheets and her father saw that her hair was wound on huge electrically heated rollers.
- The result is a lacerated wound with little surrounding tissue destruction and the energy released at the site of the injury is very low.
- But Professor Burney said that the knife wound measures one and four-tenths inches across.
- There were some who drove straight on, but most wound down their windows or allowed the clowns on their coaches, had a friendly word and came up with a contribution.
- For I was still struggling in the web you had woven, like a helpless insect wanting to escape, yet hypnotized into acquiescence and adoration by the spider's malefic eyes and enveloping threads, wound slowly one by one round my resistless mind:
- If a wound becomes infected as shown by increasing pain, swelling and redness, particularly if the inflammation runs from the wound in red streaks towards the body (lymphangitis).
- Blood gushed from a wound on her temple, running down into her eyes, but she saw Nahum Morey's fatal collapse just before she crumpled into unconsciousness at the foot of the stairs.
- A hemp rope was attached to one end of a long pole, usually of larch, and wound round the wood to be turned.
- Spectra or Dyneema is best wound on the spool individually, and not as a pair (or foursome) of lines.
- The wound was swollen and livid: the colours of bruising were showing already and a triangle of loose flesh shrouded a gaping red wound.
- He could not see her hair, which was wound tightly into a turban of peacock-feathered painted silk, low on her brow.
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