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canker

/ˈkæŋ.kər/

Перевод: Существительное, обозначающее разрушительное грибковое заболевание древесных растений, язву во рту или на губах, а также всепроникающее и вредное влияние, которое трудно искоренить., Устаревший глагол, означающий заражать или развращать, или становиться заражённым или испорченным, подобно язве или ржавчине.

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noun

/ˈkæŋ.kər/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее разрушительное грибковое заболевание древесных растений, язву во рту или на губах, а также всепроникающее и вредное влияние, которое трудно искоренить.

A noun referring to a destructive fungal disease affecting woody plants, an ulceration of the mouth or lips, or a pervasive and harmful influence that is difficult to eradicate.

  1. Plant diseaseC1formalscientific

    A fungal infection affecting woody plants, resulting in localized damage to the bark and underlying tissues.

    ruРак растений

    • The apple tree was infected with canker, causing the bark to crack and peel.
    • Gardeners must prune away branches affected by canker to prevent its spread.
    • The disease canker can weaken a tree significantly over time.
  2. Mouth ulcerB2formalmedical

    A painful sore or ulceration that appears on the lips or inside the mouth.

    ruЯзва во рту

    • She developed a canker on her lip after biting it accidentally.
    • Canker sores can make eating and speaking uncomfortable.
    • The dentist prescribed a gel to treat the canker in his mouth.

    Синонимыaphthous ulcercanker sore

  3. Harmful influenceC2formal

    A destructive or corrupting influence that is difficult to eliminate and spreads gradually.

    ruВредоносное влияние

    • Corruption is a canker that eats away at the foundations of society.
    • The spread of misinformation is a canker on public discourse.
    • They saw the new policy as a canker that would undermine the organization's values.

    Синонимыblightcancercontagioncorruptioncurseevilmalignancypestilenceplaguescourge

Формы
  • cankers plural form
  • cankers' possessive plural form
  • canker's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/ˈkæŋ.kər/formalустаревшее
  • ruУстаревший глагол, означающий заражать или развращать, или становиться заражённым или испорченным, подобно язве или ржавчине.

An obsolete verb meaning to infect or corrupt, or to become infected or corrupted, like a canker sore or rust.

  1. Become infected with a cankerC1formalmedical

    To develop a destructive, ulcerous sore or infection, typically in plant or animal tissue.

    ruЗагнивать

    • The tree began to canker after the harsh winter.
    • If left untreated, the wound may canker and spread.
    • The rose bush started to canker due to the fungal infection.

    Синонимыfestersuppurateulcerate

  2. Infect with a cankerC1formalmedical

    To cause an infection characterized by ulcerous sores or decay.

    ruПоразить язвой

    • The disease can canker the leaves of the plant.
    • Poor hygiene can canker the gums over time.
    • The parasite can canker the flesh of the host.

    Синонимыblightcorrodedecayfesterinfectulcerate

Формы
  • cankered past participle
  • cankered past simple
  • cankering present participle
  • cankers third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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