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Перевод: disfigured

[прилагательное]
изуродованный; истерзанный

Тезаурус:

1. What of a marriage of a male severely disfigured and without genitalia as a result of war or an accident?
2. Their gazes locked for a second and then Flemyng followed his wife up the road towards their disfigured house among the birch trees.
3. Then, in February 1944, her face became disfigured by red blotches and her skin started peeling.
4. Very disfigured, I suppose?"
5. The gardens are now a mixture of municipal bedding and 19C specimen trees, all somewhat disfigured by eye-level lollipop lighting.
6. At the end of the season their leaves are frequently dulled and disfigured by powdery mildew.
7. The big supermarkets, or what seemed big supermarkets then, which disfigured numerous high streets in the 1960s, have now been replaced by a much larger generation of stores.
8. The American connection has also disfigured the debate about what sort of films British producers should be making.
9. Of this last film the Argentinian fabulist Jorge Luis Borges laconically wrote: "The vigorous message of Now, Voyager is: When Bette Davis is disfigured, she is less beautiful."
10. Dark shadows disfigured the character's chin.
11. Here the buildings were disfigured almost beyond recognition; some had fallen into the street while others leaned outwards, a hopeless thoroughfare of broken concrete, stones, weeds and pillaged furniture across which had been built a low barricade made of chairs, doors and broken tables.
12. Like Mary Kingsley she was down-to-earth and when her expedition reached Abu Simbel she was horrified to see that the colossal figure of Rameses II was disfigured by plaster left on it fifty years before by an enthusiastic cast-maker.
13. He has been at the head of many investigations, one major case being the doping of Bravefoot and Norwich, which disfigured the 1990 St Leger meeting at Doncaster.