nerve

UK
/nɜːv/
US
/nɜrv/
nerveсуществительное
nerves
множ.
UK
/nɜːv/
US
/nɜrv/
Переводы
The doctor explained that the pain was caused by a pinched nerve.
Доктор объяснил, что боль вызвана защемленным нервом.
It takes a lot of nerve to stand up to a bully.
Нужно много смелости, чтобы противостоять хулигану.
Дополнительные переводы
Определения
A bundle of fibers that transmits electrical impulses between the brain and other parts of the body.
The surgeon carefully avoided damaging the nerve during the operation.
A person's steadiness, courage, or determination in a demanding situation.
She showed great nerve by speaking in front of the large audience.
A person's sensitivity to stress or anxiety.
His nerves were on edge before the big exam.
A cheeky or audacious behavior.
He had the nerve to ask for a raise after just one month on the job.
In botany and entomology, a stiff vein or rib that supports and conducts nutrients within a leaf or an insect’s wing.
The intricate nerves of the dragonfly’s wings glistened in the morning light.
Синонимы
nerve fiber
nervous tissue
nerveглагол
nerved
Прошедшее простое время
nerved
Причастие прошедшего времени
nerving
Герундий
UK
/nɜːv/
US
/nɜrv/
Переводы
He had to nerve himself to ask for a raise.
Ему пришлось осмелиться попросить о повышении.
Определения
To give someone the courage or confidence to do something.
She nerved herself to confront her boss about the unfair treatment.
nerveприлагательное
UK
/nɜːv/
US
/nɝːv/
Used attributively before a noun to denote relation to anatomical nerves or chemical nerve agents.
Определения
Relating to nerves, especially in anatomical or chemical contexts.
The soldiers were exposed to nerve gas during the attack.