bruise

bruise
bru:z
1. noun
(an injury caused by a blow to a person or a fruit, turning the skin a dark colour: bruises all over his legs; apples covered in bruises.) morado, magulladura

2. verb
(to cause or develop such a mark on the skin: She bruised her forehead; She bruises easily.) magullar
bruise1 n morado / cardenal / magulladura
I've got a bruise on my arm tengo un morado en el brazo
bruise2 vb magullar / contusionar
she bruised her leg se magulló la pierna
El gerundio de bruise se escribe bruising
bruise
tr[brʊːz]
noun
1 morado, magulladura, contusión nombre femenino
2 (on fruit) magulladura, machucadura
transitive verb
1 (body) magullar, contusionar
2 (fruit) magullar, machucar
intransitive verb
1 (body) magullarse, salirle cardenales
2 (fruit) magullarse
bruise ['bru:z] vt, bruised ; bruising
1) : contusionar, machucar, magullar (a una persona)
2) damage: magullar, dañar (frutas)
3) crush: majar
4) hurt: herir (los sentimientos)
bruise n
: moretón m, cardenal m, magulladura f (dícese de frutas)
bruise
n.
• abolladura s.f.
• bollo s.m.
• borujón s.m.
• cardenal (mancha de la piel) s.m.
• contusión s.f.
• desolladura s.f.
• golpe s.m.
• maca s.f.
• magulladura s.f.
• ramalazo s.m.
• roncha s.f.
v.
• abollar v.
• contundir v.
• estrujar v.
• golpear v.
• lastimar v.
• machucar v.
• magullar v.
bruːz
I
noun moretón m, cardenal m, morado m (Esp, Ven)

II
1.
transitive verb \<\<body/arm\>\> contusionar (frml); \<\<fruit\>\> magullar, mallugar* (Méx, Ven); \<\<feelings/ego\>\> herir*

2.
vi \<\<fruit\>\> magullarse, mallugarse* (Méx, Ven)

he bruises very easily — le salen moretones (or cardenales etc) con mucha facilidad

[bruːz]
1.
N (on person) cardenal m , moretón m (esp LAm); (on fruit) maca f , magulladura f
2. VT
1) [+ leg etc] magullar, amoratar (esp LAm); [+ fruit] magullar, dañar
2) (fig) [+ feelings] herir
3.
VI

I bruise easily — me salen cardenales or moretones con facilidad

* * *
[bruːz]
I
noun moretón m, cardenal m, morado m (Esp, Ven)

II
1.
transitive verb \<\<body/arm\>\> contusionar (frml); \<\<fruit\>\> magullar, mallugar* (Méx, Ven); \<\<feelings/ego\>\> herir*

2.
vi \<\<fruit\>\> magullarse, mallugarse* (Méx, Ven)

he bruises very easily — le salen moretones (or cardenales etc) con mucha facilidad


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