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1 sear
{siə}
I. a увяхнал, изсъхнал, съсухрен
the SEAR and yellow leaf поет. старостта
II. 1. обгарям
2. изсушавам, съсухрям (се), изсъхвам
3. правя да закоравее/загрубее, притъпявам
SEARed conscience притъпена съвест
his mernory is SEARed by the event това събитие e оставило незаличими следи в паметта му* * *{siъ} a увяхнал, изсъхнал, съсухрен; the sear and yellow leaf поет.(2) {siъ} v 1. обгарям; 2. изсушавам, съсухрям (се); изсъхвам; З* * *увяхнал; обгарям;* * *1. his mernory is seared by the event това събитие e оставило незаличими следи в паметта му 2. i. a увяхнал, изсъхнал, съсухрен 3. ii. обгарям 4. seared conscience притъпена съвест 5. the sear and yellow leaf поет. старостта 6. изсушавам, съсухрям (се), изсъхвам 7. правя да закоравее/загрубее, притъпявам* * *sear[siə] I. adj увяхнал, изсъхнал, съсухрен; the \sear and yellow leaf поет. старостта; II. v 1. изсушавам, правя да повехне (и прен.); 2. изгарям, попарвам, обгарям (рана и пр.); 3. дамгосвам; 4. затъпявам, притъпявам; his memory is \seared by the event това събитие е оставило незаличими следи в паметта му; III. n дамга; IV. sear n ключалка на спусъка на пушка; (автоматически) спусък.
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