II. scourge [skɜ:dʒ, америк. skɜ:rdʒ] ГЛ. перех.
1. scourge (inflict suffering):
- scourge
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2. scourge (whip):
- scourge
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| he/she/it | scourges |
| we | scourge |
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| they | scourge |
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| I | have | scourged |
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| you | have | scourged |
| he/she/it | has | scourged |
| we | have | scourged |
| you | have | scourged |
| they | have | scourged |
| I | had | scourged |
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| you | had | scourged |
| he/she/it | had | scourged |
| we | had | scourged |
| you | had | scourged |
| they | had | scourged |
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One of the most effective ways of combating this scourge is to give these forests an economic value through the development of sustainable management.
en.wikipedia.org Complaining of the evil lives of a corrupt clergy, he now called for repentance and renewal before the arrival of a divine scourge.
en.wikipedia.org He was a scourge to enemy aerial observers.
en.wikipedia.org The population of the city interpreted the wind as a divine scourge sent to the occupants.
en.wikipedia.org They gently strike their backs with a metal scourge.
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