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Перевод: stricken speek stricken


[прилагательное]
пораженный; раненый; разбитый (о сердце);
[глагол]
#p.p. от strike


Тезаурус:

  1. Why is the worship life of so many Christians so poverty stricken?
  2. Nothing in the South Ronaldsay community would approach normality for a very long time, and most people from the village and the surrounding community had turned out to discover for themselves what was happening, and then to lend their support to the stricken families.
  3. the legacy Ellcock feels, of being forced to play too much cricket too young - something that the game should consider carefully in this age of the injury stricken bowler.
  4. I arrived to a house stricken with grief in Plaistow Grove, Bromley, and it wasn't easy.
  5. A Midland Bank employee, stricken with RSI after using a word processor, was recently awarded 45,000 in compensation by the courts.
  6. Such expressions would fittingly accompany many a sermon and when stricken with a sore throat I have been tempted to invite the Blessed Dawg to assume her two-legged stance within the pulpit, in my stead.
  7. of ten, overnight, especially after a major row with her daughter, Marie's mother, stricken with guilt, would swear to herself that she would make it up to Marie tomorrow: tomorrow, they would make a fresh start.
  8. Serjeant was then stricken with severe arthritis and was for a period chair-bound.
  9. A woman knelt down next to one of the stricken and bleeding girls and told her she got what she deserved; another tried to prevent first-aid being given to the policeman and taunted his suffering.
  10. One day the fire remained unlit because every member of the Hauxwell family was stricken with flu and unable to move.
  11. His face was stricken and he was mouthing the lyrics and making Shirley Bassey gestures in an effort to will me into continuing.
  12. The result in Chile is that poor, small farmers exist alongside medium-sized farms which are capital intensive and produce for export, and a large number of the rural population have become landless and are poverty stricken.
  13. Marshal Sergei Akhromeev, now Mr Gorbachev's military adviser and, at the time, the man who organised the evacuation of Pripyat and entombed the stricken reactor, says that the two most memorable days in his life were the German invasion of his country in 1941 and the day of the Chernobyl explosion.

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