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1 wound
n. 1. шарх. a bullet/ stab \wound сумны/ хутганы шарх. 2. \wound (to sth) сэтгэлд сэв суух, гомдол. The defeat was a deep psychological \wound to his pride. Ялагдал түүнийг сэтгэл санааны гүн хямралд оруулсан зүйл байв. rub salt sb`s wound шархы нь хөндөх, шархан дээр давс цацах. v. 1. шархдуулах. He was \wounded in the leg. Түүний хөл нь шархадсан байв. 2. see wind. The nurse \wound a bandage round his finger. Сувилагч түүний хурууг боолоо. the wounded n. шархагдагсад. Many of the \wound died on their way to hospital. Шархагдагсдын олонх нь эмнэлэгт очих замдаа нас барсан ажээ. wounding adj. гомдоомоор, сэтгэл сэвтүүлэм. -
2 bear
n. баавгай. v. (bore, borne) 1. -тай байх. The document bore his signature Баримт бичиг түүний гарын үсэгтэй байв. He was badly wounded in the war and still \bears the scars. Тэр, дайнд хүнд шархдаад одоо хүртэл шарх сорви нь байдаг. 2. нэртэй байх. A married woman usually \bears her husband's surname. Хүнтэй суусан эмэгтэй голдуу нөхрийнхөө овгоор явдаг. 3. зөөх, авч явах. \bear a heavy load хүнд ачаа зөөх. 4. даах. The ice is too thin to \bear your weight. Мөс таныг даахааргүй тун нимгэн байна. Do the bride's parents have to \bear the cost of the wedding? Бүсгүйн эцэг эх хуримын зардлыг даах уу? 5. тэвчих, тэсэх, даах, тэсвэрлэх. 6. бодох, санах, санаандаа агуулах. \bear a grudge against sb хонзогнох, өс санах. 7. төрүүлэх. She has borne him six sons. Эмэгтэй түүнд зургаан хүү төрүүлж өгсөн. 8. жимслэх, цэцэглэх, түрүүлэх.
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wounded — 1. adjective a) Suffering from a wound, especially one acquired in battle. ...he was deadly pale, and the blood stained bandage round his head told that he had recently been wounded, and still more recently dressed. b) Suffering from an emotional … Wiktionary
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wounded */ — UK [ˈwuːndɪd] / US [ˈwundəd] adjective 1) injured, especially with a cut in your flesh He could barely move his wounded arm. The wounded men were taken to hospital. 2) feeling emotional pain She s suffering from no more than wounded pride … English dictionary
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