scarred

UK
/skɑːd/
US
/skɑrd/
scarredadjective
more scarred
Comp.
most scarred
Super.
UK
/skɑːd/
US
/skɑrd/
Translations
The scarred landscape was a reminder of the battle.
Изуродованный ландшафт напоминал о битве.
The scarred soldier returned home after the war.
Израненный солдат вернулся домой после войны.
покрытый шрамами
His scarred face told a story of survival.
Его покрытое шрамами лицо рассказывало историю выживания.
Definitions
Marked with scars or having visible marks left by a wound or injury.
The scarred landscape bore the marks of the recent wildfire.
Emotionally or psychologically affected by a traumatic experience.
After the accident, he was left scarred and found it difficult to drive again.
scarverb

scarred

Past Simple

scarred
Past Simple
scarred
Past Participle
scarring
Gerund
UK
/skɑː/
US
/skɑr/
Translations
оставлять шрам
The accident will scar him for life.
Авария оставит шрам на всю жизнь.
The wound will scar over time.
Рана со временем зарубцуется.
Additional translations
Definitions
To mark the skin with a scar or scars.
The accident scarred his face permanently.
To leave a lasting effect on someone's mind or emotions.
The traumatic event scarred her for life.
To form a scar during the healing process.
The cut healed neatly and scarred only slightly.
scarnoun
Definitions
A mark left on the skin or within body tissue where a wound, burn, or sore has not healed completely and fibrous connective tissue has developed.
The scar on his arm was a reminder of the accident he had as a child.
A lasting effect of grief, fear, or other emotion left on a person's character by a traumatic experience.
The emotional scar from the loss of her loved one took years to heal.
A steep high cliff or rock outcrop, especially of limestone.
The hikers admired the impressive scar that rose sharply from the valley floor.
A visible mark or indentation on a surface or landscape made by damage, wear, or human activity.
Years of mining left ugly scars on the hillside.
scaradjective
Definitions
Relating to or consisting of a scar or scars; forming scars.
Scar tissue can limit the joint's range of motion.