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1) тілесний; фізичний; особистий2) повністю, цілком; особисто, власною персоною•- bodily conditionbodily injury resulting in death — тілесне ушкодження, що призвело до смерті
- bodily damage
- bodily harm
- bodily harm tending to death
- bodily heir
- bodily injury
- bodily mischief
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1. [ʹbɒdılı] a1) телесный, физический2) вещественный, материальный2. [ʹbɒdılı] adv1. лично, собственной персонойhe came bodily - он явился сам /лично/
2. 1) целикомthe building was transported bodily to another place - всё здание целиком было передвинуто в другое место
the audience rose bodily - все присутствующие встали; все встали как один человек
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1. adjтілесний; фізичнийbodily disease — мед. соматичне захворювання
2. adv1) особисто, власною персоною2) цілком3) тех. у складеному (зібраному) вигляді* * *I aтілесний, фізичний; речовий, матеріальнийII adv1) особисто, власною персоною2) цілком, повністю; тex. у зібраному вигляді -
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['bɒdɪlɪ] 1. adjтіле́сний; фізи́чнийbodily suffering — фізи́чне стражда́ння
2. advbodily fear — фізи́чний страх
1) особи́сто, вла́сною персо́ноюhe came bodily and defended himself against all imputations — він прийшо́в сам і обороня́вся про́ти всіх обвинува́чень
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ˈbɔdɪlɪ
1. прил.
1) телесный, физический;
вещественный, материальный (как противопоставление духовному) Syn: physical, corporal, corporeal, fleshly, material
2) реальный, подлинный, существующий Syn: real, actual
2. нареч.
1) лично, сам, собственной персоной This is our father, among us bodily. ≈ Вот наш отец, среди нас, собственной персоной. He came bodily. ≈ он явился сам, лично.
2) как единое целое, вместе, целиком Syn: altogether телесный, физический;
- * fear животный страх;
- * suffering физические страдания вещественный, материальный лично, собственной персоной;
- he came * он явился сам целиком;
- the building was transported * to another place все здание целиком было передвинуто в другое место;
- the audience rose * все присутствующие встали;
все встали как один человек;
- they resigned * они в полном составе подали в отставку (техническое) в собранном виде bodily лично, собственной персоной;
he came bodily он явился сам, лично ~ телесный, физический;
bodily fear физический страх;
bodily injury телесное повреждение ~ целиком;
тех. в собранном виде ~ телесный, физический;
bodily fear физический страх;
bodily injury телесное повреждение ~ телесный, физический;
bodily fear физический страх;
bodily injury телесное повреждение injury: bodily ~ телесное повреждение bodily ~ физическая травма bodily ~ физическое увечье bodily лично, собственной персоной;
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1 ხორციელი, ფიზიკური, სხეულისაbodily fear / suffering ფიზიკური შიში / ტანჯვა2 პირადად3 მთლიანად -
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Russian-english psychology dictionary > физические страдания
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Українсько-англійський юридичний словник > тілесні страждання
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16 कायः _kāyḥ _यम् _yam
कायः यम् [चीयते$स्मिन् अस्थ्यादिकमिति काय; चि-घञ् आदेः ककारः P.III.3.41. Sk.]1 The body; विभाति कायः करुणापराणां परोपकारैर्न तु चन्दनेन Bh.2.71; कायेन मनसा बुद्ध्या Bg.5.11; so कायेन, वाचा, मनसा &c.-2 The trunk of a tree.-3 The body of a lute (the whole lute except the wires).-4 A multitude, assemblage, collection.-5 Principal, capital.-6 Home, residence, habitation.-7 A butt, a mark.-8 Natural temperament.-यम् (with or without तीर्थ) The part of the hand just below the fingers, especially the little finger, or the last two fingers (this part being considered sacred to Prajāpati is called प्रजापतितीर्थ; cf. Ms.2.58-59).-यः One of the eight forms of marriage, generally known as प्राजापत्य q. v.; स कायः पावयेत्तज्जः Y.1.6; Ms.3.38.-Comp. -अग्निः the digestive faculty. मनः कायाग्निमाहन्ति Maitri. Up.7.11.-क्लेशः bodily suffering or pain; कायक्ले- शभयात्त्येजत् Bg.18.8.-उत्सर्गः a kind of religious austerity in Jainas.-चिकित्सा the third of the eight departments of medical science, treatment of diseases affecting the whole body.-दण्डः a complete command over one's body; वाग्दण्डो$थ मनोदण्डः कायदण्डस्तथैव च । यस्यैते निहिता बुद्धौ त्रिदण्डीति स उच्यते ॥ Ms.12.1.-मानम् measurement of the body.-बन्धनम् 1 girdle.-2 the union of semen virile and blood.-वलनम् an armour.-स्थः 1 the Supreme Being.-2 the writer-caste (born from a क्षत्रिय father and a शूद्र mother). कायस्थेनोदरस्थेन मातु- र्मांसं न भक्षितम् । दयावृत्तिर्न चैवात्र दन्ताभावो हि कारणम् ॥ Subhāṣ.-3 a man of that caste; कायस्थ इति लध्वी मात्रा Mu.1; Y.1.336; Mk.9.(-स्था) 1 a woman of that caste.-2 the Myrobalan tree (Mar. हिरडा). (-स्थी) the wife of a कायस्थ.-स्थित a. corporeal, bodily. -
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iz. ( oinazea,nekea) suffering; barauak eta gorputzaren \penagarriak fasts and bodily suffering io.1. ( nekosoa) difficult, hard; lan \penagarria painstaking work2. ( triste) sad, deplorable; egoera \penagarria deplorable situation; \penagarria da hainbeste bidegabekeria ikustea it is sad to see so much injustice; benetan \penagarria da it's a crying shame -
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1) General subject: anguish of body and mind, bodily suffering2) Law: corporal hurtУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > физические страдания
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19 प्रतिकर्मन् _pratikarman
प्रतिकर्मन् n.1 Requital, retaliation; उषिता स्मो वने वासं प्रतिकर्म चिकीर्षवः Mb.4.58.18.-2 Redress, remedy, counter-action; पश्येव कृतव्रणप्रतिकर्मा वत्सराजः Pratijñā 2.-3 Personal decoration, dress, toilet; (अबलाः) प्रतिकर्म कर्तुमुपचक्रमिरे समये हि सर्वमुपकारि कृतम् Śi.9.43;5.27; Ku.7.6; आविष्कृताङ्गप्रतिकर्मरम्यं बिभीषणं वाचमुवाच माता Bk. 12.1.; विभूषितेयं प्रतिकर्मनित्या Rām.2.37.35.-4 Opposi- tion, hostility.-5 Bodily suffering; सा कृष्णमाराधय सौहृदेन प्रेम्णा च नित्यं प्रतिकर्मणा च Mb.3.224.4.-6 Expiatory, and welfare rituals (शान्तिकपौष्टिकादि कर्म); प्रतिकर्म पराचार ऋत्विजां स्म विधीयते Mb.12.79.2. -
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kāya-kleṡam. bodily suffering, toil Mn. MBh. III, 1472.
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