scarred
/skɑːrd/Word connections
adjective
/skɑːrd/Описывает человека или предмет, на котором остался след или повреждение от шрама, физического или эмоционального.
Describe a una persona o cosa que ha quedado con una marca o daño permanente debido a una cicatriz, ya sea física o emocional.
Décrit une personne ou une chose portant une marque ou une lésion laissée par une cicatrice, qu'elle soit physique ou émotionnelle.
Beschreibt eine Person oder Sache, die eine Narbe oder einen Schaden trägt, körperlich oder emotional.
Descreve uma pessoa ou coisa que ficou com marca ou dano causado por cicatriz, física ou emocionalmente.
形容人或物体上留有伤疤或损伤的痕迹,可以是身体上的,也可以是情感或心理上的创伤。
يصف شخصًا أو شيئًا بقي عليه أثر أو ضرر من جرح أو شق، جسديًا كان أم نفسيًا.
Describes a person or thing that has been marked or damaged by a scar, either physically or emotionally.
Marked by scarsB1formal
Having permanent marks on the skin or surface after an injury or damage.
Покрытый шрамами
marcado por cicatrices
cicatrisé
Narbenbedeckt
Cheio de cicatrizes
疤痕斑斑
مُتَشَحِّم
- His face was scarred from the accident.
- The old table was scarred with knife marks.
- She felt self-conscious about her scarred arm.
Synonymsblemisheddisfiguredmarkedpitted
Emotionally damagedB2informal
Having lasting emotional or psychological trauma from a past experience.
Травмированный
marcado emocionalmente
Marqué émotionnellement
Seelisch verletzt
Traumatizado
心灵受创
مُصابٌ بصدمةٍ نفسية
- He was scarred by his childhood experiences.
- The war left him deeply scarred emotionally.
- She remains scarred from the betrayal of her closest friend.
Synonymsdamagedhurtmarkedwounded
Antonymshealedunaffectedunscathedwhole
- more scarred comparative form
- most scarred superlative form
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verb
scar/skɑːr/Глагол, используемый для обозначения действия по нанесению отметки или повреждения на поверхность чего-либо, или причинения длительного эмоционального или психологического ущерба.
Verbo que significa dejar una marca o cicatriz en una superficie, o causar un daño emocional o psicológico duradero.
Verbe désignant l'action de marquer ou d'endommager une surface, en y laissant une cicatrice, ou de causer un préjudice émotionnel ou psychologique durable.
Eine Marke oder Narbe auf einer Oberfläche hinterlassen; jemandem einen dauerhaften emotionalen oder psychischen Schaden zufügen.
Verbo usado para indicar a ação de deixar uma marca ou cicatriz na pele ou em uma superfície, ou de causar um dano emocional ou psicológico duradouro.
动词,指在物体表面留下痕迹或造成损伤,也指造成长期的情感或心理创伤。
فعل يدل على إحداث أثر أو جرح أو علامة على سطح شيء ما، أو إلحاق ضرر عاطفي أو نفسي دائم بشخص.
A verb used to indicate the act of marking or damaging the surface of something, or causing lasting emotional or psychological damage.
Mark with a scarB1formal
To leave a permanent mark on the skin or surface after an injury or damage.
Оставить шрам
marcar con cicatriz
cicatriser
Narben hinterlassen
Marcar com cicatriz
留下疤痕
ترك أثرًا أو ندبة
- The accident scarred his face for life.
- The deep cut scarred her arm permanently.
- The fire scarred the wooden table.
Cause emotional traumaB2formal
To cause lasting psychological damage or emotional pain.
Травмировать
marcar psicológicamente
Marquer psychologiquement
Traumatisieren
Traumatizar
造成心理创伤
التسبب في صدمة نفسية
- The bullying scarred him emotionally for years.
- The traumatic event scarred her deeply.
- His childhood experiences scarred his ability to trust others.
- scarred past participle
- scarred past simple
- scarring present participle
- scars third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1
Inherited terms
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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Generated by language models and not human-verified: definitions, examples, levels and translations may contain errors.