wrenched

UK
/rɛntʃt/
US
/rɛntʃt/
wrenchedadjective
more wrenched
Comp.
most wrenched
Super.
UK
/rɛntʃt/
US
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Translations
He had a wrenched ankle after the fall.
У него был вывернутый лодыжка после падения.
The wrenched expression on his face showed his pain.
Искажённое выражение на его лице показывало его боль.
Definitions
Twisted or pulled with a sudden, violent motion.
The wrenched metal frame of the car was a testament to the severity of the accident.
Emotionally distressed or anguished.
Her wrenched expression revealed the depth of her sorrow.
Sprained or injured by a sudden twisting motion, especially of a joint or muscle.
He could barely walk on his wrenched ankle.
wrenchverb

wrenched

Past Simple

wrenched
Past Simple
wrenched
Past Participle
wrenching
Gerund
UK
/rɛntʃ/
US
/rɛntʃ/
Translations
He wrenched the door open.
Он вывернул дверь.
She wrenched the letter from his hands.
Она вырвала письмо из его рук.
The report wrenched the facts.
Отчет исказил факты.
Definitions
To twist or pull something suddenly and violently.
He wrenched the door open in a hurry.
To injure a part of the body by twisting it suddenly.
She wrenched her ankle while running.
To forcefully take something away from someone.
The thief wrenched the purse from her hands.
wrenchnoun
Definitions
A tool used for gripping and turning nuts, bolts, pipes, etc.
He used a wrench to tighten the bolts on the bicycle.
A sudden, sharp twist or pull.
She felt a wrench in her shoulder as she lifted the heavy box.
A feeling of sadness or distress caused by one's departure or the departure of a loved one.
Leaving her childhood home was a real wrench for her.
wrenchadjective
Definitions
Relating to or designed for use with a wrench.
He bought a wrench set that included several socket sizes.