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I[wu:nd] n վերք. incised/punctured/lacera ted/jagged wound կտրված/թափանց/պատըռված վերք. bleeding/mortal, vital/bullet/open wound արնահոսող/մահացու/հրազենի/բաց վերք. heal the wounds բուժել վերքերը. wash, bathe/bandage, dress wound լվանալ/մշակել/վիրակապել վերքը. Time heals wounds Ժամանակը բուժում է վերքըII[waund] v վիրավորել, վերք հասցնել. փխբ. վիշտ/ցավ պատճառել. խոցել. wound with knife դանակով վիրավորել. He was wounded in the war Նա վիրավորվել էր պա տե րազմում. His words wounded her feelings փխբ. Նրա բա ռերը վիրավորեցին կնոջ զգացմունքները
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