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battered

/ˈbæt.ərd/

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adjective

/ˈbæt.ərd/B1formal
  • ruОписывает что-то повреждённое, изношенное или избитое, часто в результате интенсивного использования или грубого обращения.

Describes something that is damaged, worn, or beaten, often from heavy use or rough treatment.

  1. Damaged from useB1formal

    Worn out, damaged, or in poor condition due to heavy use or rough treatment.

    ruПотрепанный

    • He drove a battered old truck that had seen better days.
    • The suitcase was battered after years of travel.
    • She held a battered copy of her favorite novel.

    Synonymsbeat-updamageddilapidatedfrayedmangledshabbyweatheredwornworn-out

    Antonymsimmaculatemintnewpristineunblemishedunscathedunused

  2. Physically beatenB2formal

    Having been hit repeatedly or physically abused.

    ruИзбитый

    • The battered child was taken to a shelter.
    • He looked battered after the fight.
    • The victim showed signs of being battered.

    Synonymsabusedbeatenhitmaltreated

    Antonymsprotectedunharmedunhurtuntouched

  3. Coated in batterA2informal

    Covered in a mixture of flour, eggs, and milk before being fried.

    ruВ кляре

    • We ordered battered fish and chips.
    • The battered shrimp were crispy and delicious.
    • She made battered onion rings for the party.
Forms
  • more battered comparative form
  • most battered superlative form
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verb

batter/ˈbæt.ər/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия многократного и жестокого удара по кому-либо или чему-либо, или для покрытия пищи смесью муки, яйца и молока перед жаркой.

A verb used to indicate the act of hitting someone or something repeatedly and violently, or to coat food in a mixture of flour, egg, and milk before frying.

  1. Hit repeatedlyB2formal

    To strike someone or something repeatedly with force.

    ruИзбивать

    • The storm battered the coast with strong winds.
    • He was accused of battering his opponent during the fight.
    • The waves battered the old ship against the rocks.

    Synonymsbeatbelaborbuffetclobberhammerpoundpummelstrikethrash

    Antonymscaresssoothestroke

  2. Damage or wear downB2formal

    To damage or cause to deteriorate through repeated blows or harsh treatment.

    ruПовреждать или изнашивать

    • Years of neglect had battered the building's facade.
    • The constant criticism battered her self-confidence.
    • The old car was battered by years of rough roads.

    Synonymsbeatbludgeonbuffetclobberhammermaulpeltpoundpummelthrash

    Antonymsfortifymendprotectrepairrestorestrengthen

Forms
  • battered past participle
  • battered past simple
  • battering present participle
  • batters third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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