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Перевод: rawness

[существительное]
больное место; ссадина ; необработанность ; промозглая сырость; неопытность

Тезаурус:

1. Very few "raw" diaries are published these days unless, as in the case of wartime victims of concentration camps, they make the greatest impact by the very nature of their rawness and contemporaneity.
2. If Smike were to play in a drama that required him to hide from someone, the pain of suddenly being found might hurt, but not with the rawness nor with the permanence of actuality.
3. Colds descend and produce hoarseness then rawness of the trachea, then to the chest with suffocation and a great accumulation of mucus but there is an expulsive power to the cough (unlike in Antimonium tartaricum ).
4. Extreme rawness in the larynx and trachea, burning and smarting.
5. Cold may go to the larynx producing hoarseness better () for using the voice, rawness and roughness.
6. And all those different greens: the green of rawness, of ripeness, the yellowing green of what's flowered and past, the silvery green of the eucalyptus with the last light on it.
7. Rawness of the mucous membranes.
8. Rawness and tickling in the throat with a dry cough.
9. In a game the pain of life can safely be recaptured, encountered and switched off as required, for as we have seen, a game and all other forms of playing including the arts are deliberately created second-order experiences, removed from the rawness of living.
10. It is interesting to note however that while Klemperer's speeds thirty years are on far more deliberate, the rawness of Weill's idiom remains intact.
11. Instead of the great undulations of disturbed earth thrown up by the Worm, he saw a filled-in trench with fresh turf covering the rawness.
12. After taking a cold, rawness of the larynx and trachea come on, then spasmodic constriction of the larynx at night.
13. He was transfixed, suddenly stilled, gaping at the rawness of the signs and transformations.