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rend <прош. вр. & past part rent> [америк. rɛnd, брит. rɛnd] ГЛ. перех. устар. or лит.

1. rend (tear, tear apart):

rend clothes: rasgar

rend clothes: desgarrar

rend flesh: desgarrar

a nation rent by racial strife: una nación desgarrada por las luchas raciales

a cry rent the air: un grito desgarró el aire

a cry rent the air: un grito hendió el aire лит.

2. rend (wrest, snatch) usu pass:

to be rent from sth: ser arrancado de algo

rend <[or америк. rended]> [rend] ГЛ. перех. rent лит.

rend: desgarrar

rend <rent [or rended]> [rend] ГЛ. перех. лит.

rend: desgarrar

Present
I	rend
you	rend
he/she/it	rends
we	rend
you	rend
they	rend

Past
I	rent / америк. ткж. rended
you	rent / америк. ткж. rended
he/she/it	rent / америк. ткж. rended
we	rent / америк. ткж. rended
you	rent / америк. ткж. rended
they	rent / америк. ткж. rended

Present Perfect
I	have	rent / америк. ткж. rended
you	have	rent / америк. ткж. rended
he/she/it	has	rent / америк. ткж. rended
we	have	rent / америк. ткж. rended
you	have	rent / америк. ткж. rended
they	have	rent / америк. ткж. rended

Past Perfect
I	had	rent / америк. ткж. rended
you	had	rent / америк. ткж. rended
he/she/it	had	rent / америк. ткж. rended
we	had	rent / америк. ткж. rended
you	had	rent / америк. ткж. rended
they	had	rent / америк. ткж. rended

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Based on the detail of the teeth, the molars suggest that the animal could rend and tear flesh.

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Generally, most mosasaurs had sharp teeth evolved to grab soft, slippery prey like fish and squid, which, in later species, were later modified to rend flesh, as well.

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And at that, the wolf pounced upon the girl and devoured her, rending apart her flesh and bone, eating her alive, ignoring her screams.

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On his way there, he rends a lion.

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There is also a custom of rending one's clothes at the moment one hears news of a passing.

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