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bruising

UK
/ˈbruːzɪŋ/
US
/ˈbruzɪŋ/

Übersetzungen

bruisingsubstantiv
ecchymoseAu sens d’« hématome visible sur la peau »; emploi médical courant.
After the fall, she had extensive bruising on her arm.
Après sa chute, elle avait de nombreuses ecchymoses sur le bras.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
contusionTerme médical; peut rendre l’idée de lésion provoquée par un choc.
Synonyme
contusion
lesion
mark
trauma
injury
ecchymosis
black-and-blue mark
hematoma
bruisingadjektiv
more bruising
Komp.
most bruising
Super.
UK
/ˈbruː.zɪŋ/
US
/ˈbruː.zɪŋ/
éprouvantSens figuré : difficile, rude, pénible.
The company went through a bruising financial quarter, struggling to meet its targets.
L’entreprise a traversé un trimestre financier éprouvant, peinant à atteindre ses objectifs.
contusantSens physique : qui provoque des ecchymoses ou des contusions.
The boxer endured a bruising fight that left him with several marks on his face.
Le boxeur a enduré un combat contusant qui lui a laissé plusieurs marques sur le visage.
Synonyme
harsh
severe
painful
jarring
grueling
strenuous
bruiseverb

bruising

Gerundium

bruised
Präteritum
bruised
Partizip Perfekt
bruising
Gerundium
UK
/bruːz/
US
/bruz/
meurtrirPour la peau, les fruits ou les légumes.
She accidentally bruised her arm when she bumped into the table.
Elle s’est accidentellement meurtri le bras en heurtant la table.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
blesserAu sens figuré, pour les sentiments ou l’amour-propre.
Synonyme
injure
contuse
damage
hurt
mark

Definitionen

bruisingsubstantiv
An injury appearing as an area of discolored skin on the body, caused by a blow or impact rupturing underlying blood vessels.
After the fall, she had extensive bruising on her arm.
The act of causing a bruise or the state of being bruised.
Bruising of the apples reduces their shelf life.
bruisingadjektiv
Causing or likely to cause a bruise or bruises; physically damaging.
The boxer endured a bruising fight that left him with several marks on his face.
Intense or harsh, often in a metaphorical sense, such as a difficult or challenging experience.
The company went through a bruising financial quarter, struggling to meet its targets.
bruiseverb
To cause a mark on the skin by striking or pressing, resulting in discoloration.
She accidentally bruised her arm when she bumped into the table.
To damage the surface of a fruit or vegetable, causing it to become soft and discolored.
Be careful not to bruise the apples when you put them in the basket.
To hurt someone's feelings or confidence.
His harsh words bruised her ego.
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