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Перевод: sprain

[существительное]
растяжение сустава; растяжение сухожилия; растяжение связок; дисторзия ;
[глагол]
растянуть связки

Тезаурус:

1. "It 'ud sprain 'im all over," said Linda.
2. Sergeant Joe'll see yer sprain don't get worse, 'e'll get the doctor in if it does.
3. Other planned releases are expected from Medicine, Mazzy Star, Pavement, The Auteurs and Papa Sprain.
4. The Hastings footballer said: "I thought it was a bad ankle sprain."
5. He gave her a smile then, a kind of comradely one, as if her sprain and his stiff knee meant they had something in common.
6. He unwrapped the handkerchiefs, contrived to get a good amount of mud down his boots and pretended to make a bad landing from the monkey rope and was dispatched to the sanatorium with a suspected sprain.
7. "It's a bad sprain."
8. A few minutes later, Linda, a slice of cake in her hand, slipped out of the kitchen and ran up the stairs, thinking to ask Sergeant Joe if the poor young woman with a sprain wanted her shoes polished, although at the moment the eating of the cake was interfering with her spit.
9. It is almost certainly only a sprain, but a week after my little "accident" (don't ask!),
10. Case No. 5: 58 year-old woman fell, sustaining a left ankle sprain and bruising over the ankle and tibia.
11. No pain, no sprain; not even a yelp.
12. "Well, we've got a sprain," said Joe.
13. It's just a sprain, and I'm lucky enough to be in the care of a top-class physio in Alan Smith.