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Перевод: aggravated

[прилагательное]
усугубленный; ухудшенный

Тезаурус:

1. Slavery was not exactly an enviable affair, its memory haunts much of our literature and is aggravated by the recent Colonial past of many nations.
2. The problem will be aggravated by the way that people have recently been using credit more heavily than usual to finance what they buy (see figures earlier in this chapter).
3. On his return to London in June, however, he caught a cold which aggravated his emphysema and his doctor advised him to go once more to Brighton in order to recuperate.
4. Indeed the gradual incorporation of the eastern Ukraine into Muscovy between the 1640s and the 1670s actually aggravated the problem.
5. But Palace yesterday played down fears that Salako aggravated the knee ligaments which required an operation last year.
6. I am convinced, however, that the parents concerned did have an enemy - poverty, and this was aggravated by having too many mouths to feed.
7. An inquest jury returned a verdict of misadventure aggravated by lack of care.
8. The idea that the rich world faces a rubbish crisis has been aggravated by the fact that in some countries new landfills have opened more slowly than old ones have closed.
9. Avon and Somerset Police, concerned by the growing number of officers taking sick leave due to back trouble, discovered in the survey that 15 per cent of the ricked backs were caused or aggravated by sitting in police vans and personnel carriers.
10. The nitrite levels were aggravated by the decaying bodies of the frogs and fish - and probably decomposing vegetation too.
11. Sadly, at set and a break up, she aggravated a groin injury and had to retire when leading 1-;0 in the final set.
12. "Officer, I want to charge the stewards with grievous bodily harm aggravated assault "
13. The magazine calls for a retrial on the grounds of the new evidence of the alleged Mail on Sunday payment, the "excessive" amount of damages awarded, and misdirection of the jury by the judge on the amount of "aggravated damages" they could award.