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121 시련기의 혼란
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122 агонизирам
be dying, be at the point of death* * *агонизѝрам,гл. agonize; be dying, be at the point of death.* * *agonize; be in agony; throe{Trou}* * *be dying, be at the point of death -
123 гърч
cramp, spasm, convulsion* * *гърч,м., -ове, (два) гъ̀рча cramp, spasm, convulsion; имам \гърчове be seized with convulsions.* * *convulsion; spasm{spEzm}; throe* * *1. cramp, spasm, convulsion 2. имам ГЪРЧове be seized with convulsions -
124 конвулсия
convulsion, jerkмн. ч. мед. jactitation* * *конву̀лсия,ж., -и 1. convulsion, jerk;2. само мн. мед. jactitation.* * *convulsion: The child's конвулсияs filled us with fear. - Конвулсиите на детето ни изпълниха със страх.; jerk; throe* * *1. convulsion, jerk 2. мн. ч. мед. jactitation -
125 спазма
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126 ÞRÁ
I)(þrá, þráða, þráðr), v. to long, yearn (slá ekki slíku á þik, at þrá eptir einni konu);refl., þrást á e-t, to long for a thing.f. longing, yearning;leggja þrár í e-t, to yearn after a thing.n. obstinacy (Hrafn harðnaði í sínu þrái við biskup);í þrá e-m, in defiance of, in spite of (gerði þat hverr í þrá öðrum);honum þótti þat mjök gert í þrá sér, in his despite, in order to thwart him;ganga á þrá, to veer round and become contrary, of wind (því næst gekk veðr á þrá).* * *pres. þrái, pret. þráði, [Engl. throe], to feel throes, to long, pant after; þrár hann ok sýtir eptir þeim, Stj. 76; sýtandi ok þrándi eptir honum, 195; slá ekki slíku á þik, at þrá eptir einni konu, Ísl. ii. 250; þá skal ekki lengi þrá til þess er þó skal ekki tjá, Gísl. 99: with acc., Ketilríðar er Viglundr þráði, Bárð. 165.II. [þrá, n.], reflex. to persevere, be obstinate in a thing; en ef þeir þrásk á ok látask hvárigir fyrri hefja. N. G. L. i. 64; en alls þú þrásk á hóhn-göngu þessa, Karl. 90 (þrár svá mjök, v. l.) -
127 ÞREYJA
(þrey, þreyða, þreyðr), v. to feel for, desire, yearn after.* * *pres. þrey, þreyr, mod. þreyi, þreyir; pret. þreyði; [A. S. þrowjan; cp. the Engl. subst. throe]:—to feel for, desire, yearn after; enn inn átta (viz. vetr) allan þáðu, Vkv.; löng er nótt … hve um þreyja’k þrjár, Skm. 42; ek þrey um aldr, Fms. v. 231 (in a verse); ekki þreyr ek at þeim þegni, I long not for him, Fas. ii. 336; þreyja eptir einni konu, Ísl. ii. 250 (Cod. B, þrá Cod. A); ey þreyjandi, ever panting, Hdl. 46.2. to wait patiently, endure; in which sense the word is still used, e. g. þrey, þol og líð, bið, vona og bíð, bölið fær góðan enda, Hallgr. -
128 ألم شديد
1) agony 2) throe
См. также в других словарях:
Throe — Throe, n. [OE. [thorn]rowe, [thorn]rawe, AS. [thorn]re[ a] a threatening, oppression, suffering, perhaps influenced by Icel. [thorn]r[=a] a throe, a pang, a longing; cf. AS. [thorn]reowian to suffer.] 1. Extreme pain; violent pang; anguish;… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Throe — Throe, v. i. To struggle in extreme pain; to be in agony; to agonize. [1913 Webster] [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Throe — Throe, v. t. To put in agony. [R.] Shak. [1913 Webster] [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
throe — index outbreak, outburst Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
throe — thrō n PANG, SPASM usu. used in pl. <death throes> <throes of childbirth> * * * (thro) a severe pain or paroxysm … Medical dictionary
throe — c.1200, throwe pain, pang of childbirth, agony of death, possibly from O.E. þrawan twist, turn, writhe (see THROW (Cf. throw)), or altered from O.E. þrea (gen. þrawe) affliction, pang, evil, threat (related to þrowian to suffer ), from P.Gmc.… … Etymology dictionary
throe — *pain, ache, pang, twinge, stitch … New Dictionary of Synonyms
throe — [thrō] n. [ME throwe, prob. < OE thrawu, pain, affliction, akin to ON thrā, strong yearning < IE * treu (> Gr trauma, a wound) < base * ter , to rub, grind > THROW] a spasm or pang of pain usually used in pl. [the throes of… … English World dictionary
throe — noun Etymology: Middle English thrawe, throwe, from Old English thrawu, thrēa threat, pang; akin to Old High German drawa threat Date: 13th century 1. pang, spasm < death throes > < throes of childbirth > 2. plural a hard or painful … New Collegiate Dictionary
throe — /throh/, n. 1. a violent spasm or pang; paroxysm. 2. a sharp attack of emotion. 3. throes, a. any violent convulsion or struggle: the throes of battle. b. the agony of death. c. the pains of childbirth. [1150 1200; ME throwe, alter. of thrawe ( o … Universalium
throe — noun severe spasm of pain, especially near the moment of death As if their own indignant Earth … Wiktionary
