bruise

Bir çürük, morarma

A discolored area on skin or flesh where blood vessels are damaged by injury.

• She had a large bruise on her knee from falling off her bike.
• The bruise turned from purple to yellow as it healed.
• He woke up with bruises all over his arms.
• Forensic pathologists examine the size and coloration of a bruise to estimate the time elapsed since an injury occurred.
• Athletes competing in contact sports frequently develop bruise marks that require careful monitoring to rule out deeper tissue damage.
• Physicians use the pattern and location of bruise formations as diagnostic indicators when assessing potential clotting disorders in patients.

Eş anlamlılar: contusion, black-and-blue mark, discoloration, ecchymosis

Morarma oluşturmak, çürütmek

To injure tissue beneath the skin, causing discoloration without breaking the skin.

• She bruised her shin when she bumped into the coffee table.
• The apple bruised easily when it fell.
• He bruises like a peach—even a light bump leaves a mark.

Eş anlamlılar: contuse, hurt, injure, damage

Zıt anlamlılar: heal

İncitmek, kırmak

To hurt someone's feelings or damage their pride.

• His harsh criticism bruised her ego.
• The rejection bruised his pride.
• Don't let their words bruise your confidence.

Eş anlamlılar: wound, hurt, injure, offend

Zıt anlamlılar: soothe, comfort, reassure