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scabbed

/skæbd/

scabbedadjective

more scabbed

Comp.

most scabbed

Super.

/skæbd/

Translations

покрытый коркой

The scabbed wound was healing slowly.

Покрытая коркой рана заживала медленно.

Definitions

Covered with or having scabs.

The scabbed wound on his knee was a result of his fall during the hike.

Having a rough or crusty surface resembling a scab.

The scabbed bark of the old tree gave it a rugged appearance.

Synonyms

scabverb

scabbed

Past Simple

scabbed

Past Simple

scabbed

Past Participle

scabbing

Gerund

/skæb/

Translations

заживать

The wound will scab over in a few days.

Рана заживет через несколько дней.

Additional translations

покрываться рубцом

Definitions

To form a crust or hard coating as a wound heals.

The cut on his knee began to scab over after a few days.

To work or provide services as a strikebreaker.

He decided to scab during the strike, crossing the picket line to work.

Synonyms

scabnoun

Definitions

A crust that forms over a wound or sore during healing.

After she fell off her bike, a scab formed on her knee.

A person who works despite an ongoing strike; a strikebreaker.

The union members were upset with the scabs who crossed the picket line.

A plant disease characterized by crusty spots on leaves, stems, or fruit, caused by a fungus or bacterium.

The apple orchard suffered from scab, affecting the quality of the fruit.

A contemptible or disagreeable person.

I can’t believe that scab lied to everyone about what really happened.

scabadjective

Definitions

Relating to or characteristic of strikebreaking; carried out by strikebreakers.

The factory continued production with scab labor during the walkout.