cure

UK
/kjʊə/
US
/kjʊr/

Переводы

cureсуществительное
cures
множ.
UK
/kjʊə/
US
/kjʊr/
The cure of the patient was considered a miracle.
Исцеление пациента считалось чудом.
The doctor prescribed a new cure for the disease.
Врач прописал новое лечение от болезни.
They are searching for a cure for cancer.
Они ищут средство от рака.
Дополнительные переводы
cureглагол
cured
Прошедшее простое время
cured
Причастие прошедшего времени
curing
Герундий
UK
/kjʊə/
US
/kjʊr/
The healer claimed he could cure the sick with his hands.
Целитель утверждал, что может исцелять больных своими руками.
Doctors use antibiotics to cure infections.
Врачи используют антибиотики, чтобы лечить инфекции.

Определения

cureсуществительное
A substance or treatment that heals a disease or condition.
The doctor prescribed a new cure for the patient's illness.
The act of healing or restoring to health.
The cure for his ailment took several months.
A solution or remedy for a problem or difficulty.
Finding a cure for the company's financial issues was a top priority.
The process of preserving food, especially meat or fish, by salting, drying, smoking, or similar methods.
During the cure, the salmon absorbed the flavors of the salt and herbs.
A period or course of medical treatment, especially at a spa or resort, intended to improve health.
After a stressful year, she booked a three-week cure at the mountain spa.
cureглагол
To relieve a person or animal of the symptoms of a disease or condition.
The doctor was able to cure the patient of the infection with antibiotics.
To preserve food, especially meat or fish, by various methods such as salting, drying, or smoking.
They decided to cure the ham by smoking it for several days.
To prepare or finish a material, such as rubber or concrete, by a chemical or physical process.
The workers needed to cure the concrete for several days before it was fully set.
To resolve or put an end to a problem, fault, or undesirable situation.
Stricter regulations alone will not cure the housing crisis.