lacerate znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady lacerate

• The first place lacerated so tender a skin.

• Her cervix had become badly lacerated.

• The act of per forating or lacerating with a reasonably fresh stingray spine in a ritual context would thus result in the poisoning of the individual.

• Her feelings were being lacerated and yet it was necessary that every detail should be given.

• With the older type of laminated glass there was a danger of being thrown through the windscreen and severely lacerated.

• As it was he had to have 35 stitches and the hand was so badly lacerated that he was kept in hospital for a week.

• Her skill and determination were not in question—indeed, she lacerated her hands in the process.

• They knew that it had lacerated them.