Upward Bound: First year. Воробьева М.Г - 55 стр.

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e.g. She was deeply hurt by their comments.
I didn’t want to hurt her feelings.
His reputation was badly injured by these vicious rumours.
5. Adjectives:
an injured knee/injured pride
an injured/wounded man (woman)
injured people
the injured — ïîòåðïåâøèå, ïîñòðàäàâøèå
the wounded — ðàíåíûå
6. Nouns:
an injury, a wound
a slight, serious, severe, fatal injury/wound
to receive an injury/a wound
V. ache/pain
1. The noun ache means «a continuous, dull pain»: It is often
used in compound nouns:
a headache/earache, stomach-ache, backache, toothache, etc.
e.g. Chocolate gives me toothache.
She often gets stomachache(s).
to have a bad, severe, splitting, slight, migrane headache.
2. The English for «áîëü» in other cases is «pain»: to cause,
to endure (stand), to feel, experience, to have pain.
to ease, to kill, to sooth pain.
to cry with pain, to cry out with pain.
pain appears, disappears, eases, wears off.
a pain in one’s stomach, side, chest, back, etc.
(a). great, severe, sharp, chronic, constant, dull, sudden,
intense pain.
3. Adjective:
painful
a painful cut on one’s finger.
e.g. My leg is still pretty painful after the accident.
Does it still feel painful?
a painful decision, situation
e.g. It’s painful to read of such things.
It was rather painful for me to tell her about the accident.

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