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Перевод: wound

[существительное]
рана ; ранение; обида ; оскорбление; ущерб ; м`уки любви;
[глагол]
#past и p.p. от wind; ранить; поранить; причинять боль; задевать; уязвлять; ущемлять

Тезаурус:

1. When Marian uncovered it the wound was raw and open and the flesh around it inflamed.
2. Simple application of a culture or scrapings of a mould to an exposed wound was an unsatisfactory business, and some sort of concentration of an active principle was needed.
3. She surfaced from under the sheets and her father saw that her hair was wound on huge electrically heated rollers.
4. The result is a lacerated wound with little surrounding tissue destruction and the energy released at the site of the injury is very low.
5. But Professor Burney said that the knife wound measures one and four-tenths inches across.
6. There were some who drove straight on, but most wound down their windows or allowed the clowns on their coaches, had a friendly word and came up with a contribution.
7. For I was still struggling in the web you had woven, like a helpless insect wanting to escape, yet hypnotized into acquiescence and adoration by the spider's malefic eyes and enveloping threads, wound slowly one by one round my resistless mind:
8. If a wound becomes infected as shown by increasing pain, swelling and redness, particularly if the inflammation runs from the wound in red streaks towards the body (lymphangitis).
9. Blood gushed from a wound on her temple, running down into her eyes, but she saw Nahum Morey's fatal collapse just before she crumpled into unconsciousness at the foot of the stairs.
10. A hemp rope was attached to one end of a long pole, usually of larch, and wound round the wood to be turned.
11. Spectra or Dyneema is best wound on the spool individually, and not as a pair (or foursome) of lines.
12. The wound was swollen and livid: the colours of bruising were showing already and a triangle of loose flesh shrouded a gaping red wound.
13. He could not see her hair, which was wound tightly into a turban of peacock-feathered painted silk, low on her brow.