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单词 lacerated
释义
lacerated
adjective
uk
/ˈlæs.ər.eɪ.tɪd/us
/ˈlæs.ə.reɪ.t̬ɪd/
medicalformalorspecialized
(especiallyofflesh)cutortorn:
He was taken tohospitalwith alegsobadlylacerated that it had to beamputated.
a laceratedliver
literary
feelinggreatemotionalpain:
As themonthswent by, her laceratedheartslowlymended.
More examples
  • Histonguewas so lacerated that he could notspeak.
  • Shesufferedafracturedskulland a laceratedspleen.
  • At the end of theclimbI had laceratedhandsandbruisedknuckles.
  • I did notknowhow tocarryon with aheartsobrokenand lacerated.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Cutting and stabbing
  • abrasion
  • bayonet
  • butcher
  • carve
  • carving
  • chisel
  • chop
  • impaler
  • incise
  • julienne
  • lacerate
  • laceration
  • shave
  • sheep shearing
  • slash
  • sliced
  • slit
  • snip
  • spike
  • transect
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(Definition oflaceratedfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesoflacerated

lacerated
The first placelaceratedso tender a skin.
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Her cervix had become badlylacerated.
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As a result, many people worked withlaceratedfingers, possibly working in suds and oil.
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Her feelings were beinglaceratedand yet it was necessary that every detail should be given.
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Another man who came un waslaceratedand bleeding.
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No one who has seen pictures of animals whose bodies have been mangled andlaceratedby snares can be indifferent to such cruelty.
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I can remember working in a factory before the war when a man with alaceratedfinger would stay at his machine.
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With the older type of laminated glass there was a danger of being thrown through the windscreen and severelylacerated.
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As it was he had to have 35 stitches and the hand was so badlylaceratedthat he was kept in hospital for a week.
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Her skill and determination were not in question—indeed, shelaceratedher hands in the process.
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They knew that it hadlaceratedthem.
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The fact that we have suffered, as we have, from the failures and the defections of friends may be true, but it does nothing to relieve our ownlaceratedfeelings.
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Apart from the necessity for consultation, how can we finalise guidelines for an organisation whose constitution has beenlaceratedand torn to pieces by another place?
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We have not yet convinced everyone of the importance of seat belts, so that there is always this possibility of people beinglaceratedwhen hitting the windscreen.
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We have hitched the waggon of international finance to a star, and we have dragged the poor people all over the world barefooted andlaceratedafter its chariot.
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