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ail

/eɪl/

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noun

/eɪl/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее легкое или хроническое заболевание или недомогание, часто используемое в общем или переносном смысле.

A noun referring to a mild or chronic illness or sickness, often used in a general or figurative sense.

  1. Aromatic bulb used as seasoningB1formalculinary

    A bulbous plant of the genus Allium, used as a seasoning in cooking.

    ruЧеснок

    • She added a clove of ail to the stew for extra flavor.
    • The recipe calls for two crushed ail cloves.
    • Ail is a staple ingredient in many cuisines around the world.

    Synonymsgarlic

  2. Be ill or unwellB2formal

    To suffer from poor health or feel unwell.

    ruБолеть

    • He has been ailing for several weeks now.
    • The patient continues to ail despite the treatment.
    • She ails from a chronic condition.

    Synonymsbe sicklanguishsuffer

  3. Cause bodily sufferingB2formalmedical

    To cause physical pain or discomfort, making someone sick or indisposed.

    ruПричинять страдания

    • The spoiled food ailed the entire family.
    • The harsh weather ailed the travelers.
    • The infection ailed him for days.

    Antonymscurehealrelieveremedysoothe

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verb

/eɪl/C1formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия, причиняющего боль, неприятности или страдания кому-либо, или для указания на плохое самочувствие или страдание.

A verb used to indicate the act of causing pain, trouble, or distress to someone, or to be unwell or suffering.

  1. Aromatic bulb used as seasoningB1formalculinary

    A plant with a strong-smelling bulb, used as a seasoning in cooking.

    ruЧеснок

    • She added a clove of ail to the stew for extra flavor.
    • The recipe calls for fresh ail, not powdered.
    • Ail is a key ingredient in many Mediterranean dishes.
  2. Be ill or unwellB2formal

    To feel sick or suffer from an illness.

    ruБолеть

    • He has been ailing for several weeks now.
    • The patient ails from a chronic condition.
    • She ails with a persistent cough.

    Synonymsbe sicklanguishsuffer

    Antonymsconvalescehealrecoverrecuperatethrive

  3. Cause bodily sufferingB2formalmedical

    To cause physical pain or discomfort, making someone sick or indisposed.

    ruПричинять страдания

    • The disease ails many people in the region.
    • The heat ailed the workers during the long shift.
    • A lack of clean water ails the community.

    Synonymsafflictbotherdistresshurtindisposepainsickentrouble

    Antonymscomfortcurehealhelprelievesoothe

Forms
  • ailed past participle
  • ailed past simple
  • ailing present participle
  • ails third person singular
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