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punctured

/ˈpʌŋk.tʃərd/

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adjective

/ˈpʌŋk.tʃərd/B2formal
  • ruОписывает что-то, что было проколото или имеет отверстие, часто приводящее к потере давления или функции.

Describes something that has been pierced or has a hole in it, often causing a loss of pressure or function.

  1. Having a hole cut throughB1formal

    Describes an object that has been pierced or has a small hole made in it, often causing a loss of pressure or function.

    ruПроколотый

    • The punctured tire went flat on the highway.
    • He threw away the punctured inflatable mattress.
    • A punctured lung is a serious medical emergency.

    Synonymsperforatedpierced

    Antonymsintactsealedunpierced

Forms
  • more punctured comparative form
  • most punctured superlative form
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verb

puncture/ˈpʌŋk.tʃər/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по созданию небольшого отверстия в чём-либо или вызывающего внезапную потерю давления или спускание.

A verb used to indicate the act of making a small hole in something, or to cause a sudden loss of pressure or deflation.

  1. Pierce with a pointed objectB1formal

    To make a small hole in something using a sharp object.

    ruПроколоть

    • The nail punctured the tire, causing it to deflate.
    • She accidentally punctured the balloon with her ring.
    • The needle punctured the skin easily.

    Synonymsboredrilllancepenetrateperforatepierceprickstab

  2. Create an opening by piercingB2formal

    To form a hole or opening by piercing a surface.

    ruПроколоть

    • The surgeon punctured the abscess to drain the fluid.
    • He punctured a small hole in the lid to let steam escape.
    • The tool punctured the metal sheet with ease.

    Synonymslancepenetrateperforatepierceprickstab

  3. Reduce or diminishC1formal

    To lessen the importance, size, or effect of something.

    ruПодорвать

    • The criticism punctured his confidence.
    • The scandal punctured the company's reputation.
    • Her speech punctured the myth of invincibility.

    Synonymsdeflatediminishlessenreduceundercutundermineweaken

    Antonymsamplifyaugmentboostenhanceincreasestrengthen

  4. Cause loss of air or collapseB1formal

    To cause something to lose air pressure or collapse by piercing it.

    ruПроколоть

    • A sharp stone punctured the inflatable raft.
    • The nail punctured the tire, leaving it flat.
    • The football was punctured by a thorn.

    Synonymsburstdeflatepoprupture

  5. Become pierced or puncturedB2formal

    To suffer a puncture or be pierced, often unintentionally.

    ruПроколоться

    • The tire punctured when it ran over a nail.
    • The balloon punctured as it brushed against the thorn bush.
    • The skin punctured easily under the sharp edge.

    Synonymsburstdeflatepoprupture

    Antonymsclosehealseal

Forms
  • punctured past participle
  • punctured past simple
  • puncturing present participle
  • punctures 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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