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1. noun(the mark that is left by a wound or sore: a scar on the arm where the dog bit him.) cicatriz
2. verb(to mark with a scar: He recovered from the accident but his face was badly scarred.) dejar una cicatrizscar n cicatriztr[skɑːSMALLr/SMALL]1 cicatriz nombre femenino, señal nombre femenino2 figurative use marca, huella, señal nombre femenino1 (mark with scar) marcar con una señal; (leave scar) dejar una cicatriz2 figurative use marcar, señalar\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto be scarred for life quedarle a uno la cicatrizto scar somebody for life figurative use marcar a alguien para siempre: dejar una cicatriz enscar vi: cicatrizarscar n: cicatriz f, marca fn.• alforza s.f.• botana s.f.• cicatriz s.f.• despeñadero s.m.• marca s.f.• paraje rocoso s.m.• señal s.f.v.• cicatrizar v.• cicratizarse v.• dejar una cicatriz en v.• señalar v.
I skɑːr, skɑː(r)a) (on skin - from cut, burn, operation) cicatriz f; (- from smallpox, vaccination) marca f, señal fb) (on plant, tree) marca f
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transitive verb - rr- \<\<tree/stem\>\> dejar una marca enshe'll be scarred for life — ( physically) le va a quedar (la) cicatriz; ( emotionally) va a quedar marcada
I [skɑː(r)]1.N (Med) cicatriz f ; (fig) (on building, landscape etc) huella f2.VT dejar una cicatriz en; (fig) marcar, rayar3.4.CPDscar tissue N — tejido m cicatricial
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[skɑː(r)]N (Geog) (=crag) paraje m rocoso, pendiente f rocosa* * *
I [skɑːr, skɑː(r)]a) (on skin - from cut, burn, operation) cicatriz f; (- from smallpox, vaccination) marca f, señal fb) (on plant, tree) marca f
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transitive verb - rr- \<\<tree/stem\>\> dejar una marca enshe'll be scarred for life — ( physically) le va a quedar (la) cicatriz; ( emotionally) va a quedar marcada
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