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tr[kən'tɔːtɪd]kən'tɔːrtəd, kən'tɔːtɪdhis face was contorted with pain — tenía el rostro contraído or crispado de dolor
* * *[kən'tɔːrtəd, kən'tɔːtɪd]his face was contorted with pain — tenía el rostro contraído or crispado de dolor
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2 contort
kən'to:t(to twist or turn violently: His face was contorted with pain.) contraer(se); contorsionarse (cuerpo)- contortionist
tr[kən'tɔːt]1 (face) contraer1 contraerse\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto contort one's body contorsionarsecontort [kən'tɔrt] vt: torcer, retorcer, contraer (el rostro)contort vi: contraerse, demudarsev.• deformar v.• retorcer v.• torcer v.kən'tɔːrt, kən'tɔːt
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transitive verb \<\<face\>\> contraer*, crisparto contort one's body — contorsionarse; see also contorted
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vi crisparse, contraerse*his face contorted with pain — se le crispó or se le contrajo el rostro de dolor
[kǝn'tɔːt]VT retorcer* * *[kən'tɔːrt, kən'tɔːt]
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transitive verb \<\<face\>\> contraer*, crisparto contort one's body — contorsionarse; see also contorted
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vi crisparse, contraerse*his face contorted with pain — se le crispó or se le contrajo el rostro de dolor
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3 contort
transitive verbverdrehen (auch fig.); verzerren [Gesicht, Gesichtszüge]; verrenken, verdrehen [Körper]* * *[kən'to:t]- academic.ru/15696/contortion">contortion- contortionist* * *con·tort[kənˈtɔ:t, AM -ˈtɔ:rt]his face had \contorted with bitterness and rage seine Miene hatte sich vor Bitterkeit und Wut verzogenII. vt▪ to \contort sth1. (deform) etw verdrehen [o verrenken]to \contort one's body sich akk verrenkena face \contorted by pain ein schmerzverzerrtes Gesicht* * *[kən'tɔːt]vt* * *contort [kənˈtɔː(r)t]A v/t1. die Glieder verdrehen, verrenken2. das Gesicht verzerren, verziehen3. fig Tatsachen etc verdrehen* * *transitive verbverdrehen (auch fig.); verzerren [Gesicht, Gesichtszüge]; verrenken, verdrehen [Körper]* * *v.verdrehen v. -
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I v/t2. fig. (Ton, Bericht etc.) distort (auch ETECH. etc.)II v/refl become distorted; Gesicht: auch contort* * *to distort; to contort* * *ver|zẹr|ren ptp verze\#rrt1. vt (lit, fig)to distort; Gesicht etc to contort; Sehne, Muskel to strain, to pull2. vi(Lautsprecher, Spiegel etc) to distort3. vrto become distorted; (Gesicht etc) to become contorted (zu in)* * *(to twist or turn violently: His face was contorted with pain.) contort* * *ver·zer·ren *I. vt1. (verziehen)das Gesicht [vor Schmerzen] \verzerren to contort one's face [with pain]Hass verzerrte seine Züge hatred distorted his features▪ etw \verzerren to distort sthdieser Artikel verzerrt die wahren Ereignisse this article distorts the true events3. (überdehnen)▪ etw \verzerren to distort sthdieser Spiegel verzerrt die Gesichtszüge this mirror distorts featuresder Anrufer hat seine Stimme technisch verzerrt the caller used a technology to distort his voicedie Züge ihrer Schwester verzerrten sich zu einer grässlichen Fratze her sister's features became contorted in a hideous grin* * *1.transitives Verb1) contort <face etc.> (zu into)2) (akustisch, optisch) distort <sound, image>2.intransitives Verb <loudspeaker, mirror, etc.> distort3.reflexives Verb <face, features> become contorted (zu into)* * *A. v/tB. v/r become distorted; Gesicht: auch contort* * *1.transitives Verb1) contort <face etc.> (zu into)2) (akustisch, optisch) distort <sound, image>2.intransitives Verb <loudspeaker, mirror, etc.> distort3.reflexives Verb <face, features> become contorted (zu into)* * *(Tatsache) v.to warp v. v.to distort v. -
5 crisper
crisper [kʀispe]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verba. ( = contracter) la douleur crispait son visage his face was contorted with pain2. reflexive verb► se crisper [visage] to tense ; [sourire] to become strained ; [poings] to clench ; [personne] to become tense* * *kʀispe
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1) ( contracter)la colère crispait son visage — his/her face was tense with anger
2) (colloq) ( irriter)crisper quelqu'un — to irritate somebody, to get on somebody's nerves (colloq)
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se crisper verbe pronominal1) ( se contracter) [mains, doigts] to clench; [visage, personne] to tense (up); [sourire] to freeze2) fig ( devenir tendu) [personne] to get nervous, to tense up* * *kʀispe vt1) [traits, muscles] to tense, [poings] to clench2) (= irriter)* * *crisper verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( contracter) la colère/l'angoisse crispait son visage his/her face was tense with anger/worry;2 ○( irriter) crisper qn to irritate sb, to get on sb's nerves○.B se crisper vpr1 ( se contracter) [mains, doigts] to clench; [visage, personne] to tense (up); [sourire] to freeze; son visage se crispait sous l'effet de la colère his/her face was tense with anger; ne te crispe pas sur le volant! don't clutch the wheel so hard!;2 fig ( devenir tendu) [personne] to get nervous, to tense up;3 ( se raidir) [régime, gouvernement] to take a hard line (sur on).[krispe] verbe transitif[poings] to clenchle visage crispé par la souffrance his face contorted ou tense with pain2. (familier) [irriter]3. [rider - cuir] to shrivel up (separable)[papier] to cockle up (separable)————————se crisper verbe pronominal intransitif1. [se contracter - visage] to tense (up) ; [ - personne] to become tense ; [ - doigts] to contract ; [ - sourire] to become strained ou tense ; [ - poings] to clench2. (familier) [s'irriter] to get annoyed -
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[kən'tɔːt] 1.verbo transitivo contorcere [ limbs]2.verbo intransitivo [face, features, mouth] contorcersi, contrarsi* * *[kən'to:t](to twist or turn violently: His face was contorted with pain.) contorcere, distorcere- contortionist* * *[kən'tɔːt] 1.verbo transitivo contorcere [ limbs]2.verbo intransitivo [face, features, mouth] contorcersi, contrarsi -
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[kən'to:t](to twist or turn violently: His face was contorted with pain.) forvride; fortrække- contortionist* * *[kən'to:t](to twist or turn violently: His face was contorted with pain.) forvride; fortrække- contortionist -
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décomposer [dekɔ̃poze]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verba. ( = diviser) to split up into its component parts ; [+ lumière] to break up ; [+ phrase, problème] to break down• le professeur de danse a décomposé le mouvement devant nous the dance teacher went through the movement slowly for usb. ( = altérer) la douleur décomposait ses traits his face was contorted with painc. [+ viande] to cause to decompose2. reflexive verbb. ( = être constitué) se décomposer en trois parties to be divided into three parts* * *dekɔ̃poze
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1) ( analyser) to break [something] down [raisonnement, phrase] (en into); to break down [eau]; to disperse [lumière]; to resolve [force]; Mathématique to factorize [expression]2) ( déformer) to distort [traits, visage]
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se décomposer verbe pronominal1) ( pourrir) [matière organique] to decompose; [société, parti] to fall apart2) ( se déformer) [visage, traits] to become distorted* * *dekɔ̃poze vt1) [matière, corps] to decompose, to cause to decompose2) CHIMIE, [molécule] to decompose, to break down3) (pour expliquer) [phases, processus, texte] to break down4) MATHÉMATIQUE, [expression] to decompose5) [traits, visage] to distort* * *décomposer verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( analyser) to break [sth] down [raisonnement, argumentation, phrase] (en into);2 ( montrer au ralenti) to break down [mouvement];4 Math ( en facteurs) to factorize;5 ( putréfier) to cause [sth] to decompose;7 (désorganiser, détruire) to cause [sth] to disintegrate [société, parti].B se décomposer vpr1 [matière organique] to decompose;2 [société, parti] to fall apart;3 [visage, traits] to become distorted;4 [composé] to break down (en into); la phrase/le raisonnement se décompose en… the sentence/the argument can be broken down into ou separated into…[dekɔ̃poze] verbe transitif2. PHYSIQUE [force] to resolve[lumière] to disperse4. [analyser - texte, raisonnement] to break down (separable), to analyse ; [ - mouvement, processus] to decompose, to break up (separable) ; [ - exercice, mélodie] to go through (step by step) (inseparable)6. [altérer]————————se décomposer verbe pronominal (emploi passif)le texte se décompose en trois parties the text can be broken down ou divided into three partsGRAMMAIRE [phrase] to be parsed————————se décomposer verbe pronominal intransitif2. [s'altérer - visage] to become distorted -
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[kən'tɔːt]vt* * *[kən'to:t](to twist or turn violently: His face was contorted with pain.) wykrzywiać- contortionist -
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kən'to:t(to twist or turn violently: His face was contorted with pain.) forvrenge, fordreie, forvri- contortionistverb \/kənˈtɔːt\/forvri, forvrenge, vrenge, fordreie -
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[kən'to:t](to twist or turn violently: His face was contorted with pain.) afskræma- contortionist -
12 contort
elferdít, kicsavar, eltorzít* * *[kən'to:t](to twist or turn violently: His face was contorted with pain.) eltorzít- contortionist -
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[kən'to:t](to twist or turn violently: His face was contorted with pain.) contorcer-se- contortionist* * *con.tort[kənt'ɔ:t] vt+vi contorcer, torcer, distorcer. -
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v. eğmek, bükmek, çarpıtmak, kıvırmak, saptırmak* * *1. buruştur 2. bük* * *[kən'to:t](to twist or turn violently: His face was contorted with pain.) bükmek, buruşturmak- contortionist -
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[kən'to:t](to twist or turn violently: His face was contorted with pain.) skriviti, spačiti- contortionist* * *[kəntɔ:t]transitive verb(za)sukati; zvi(ja)ti, (s)kriviti, (s)pačiti, (iz)maličiti, (s)kaziti -
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• vääntää vääräksi• vääristyä• kaarre* * *kən'to:t(to twist or turn violently: His face was contorted with pain.) vääntää, vääristää- contortionist -
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[kən'to:t](to twist or turn violently: His face was contorted with pain.) sagriezt; saliekt; saviebt- contortionist* * *sagriezt, saliekt, izliekt; sašķobīt; sagrozīt, izkropļot -
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[kən'to:t](to twist or turn violently: His face was contorted with pain.) iškraipyti, perkreipti- contortionist -
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v. förvrida; förvränga* * *[kən'to:t](to twist or turn violently: His face was contorted with pain.) förvrida- contortionist -
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[kən'to:t](to twist or turn violently: His face was contorted with pain.) zkroutit, zkřivit- contortionist* * *• zkroutit se• pokroutit• překroutit
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