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logoro, -a
I. worn [брит. wɔːn, америк. wɔrn] ГЛ. прич. прош. вр.
worn → wear II, III
II. worn [брит. wɔːn, америк. wɔrn] ПРИЛ.
worn carpet
worn clothing, shoe, tyre
worn façade, stone
worn tread
weather-worn [америк. ˈwɛðərˌwɔrn] ПРИЛ.
weather-worn
worn out [брит., америк. ˌwɔrnˈaʊt] ПРИЛ.
1. worn out:
worn out carpet
worn out brake
2. worn out (exhausted):
worn out person
war-worn [ˈwɔːwɔːn] ПРИЛ.
war-worn country
war-worn person
work-worn [ˈwɜːkwɔːn] ПРИЛ.
work-worn
time-worn [брит., америк. ˈtaɪmwɔrn] ПРИЛ.
time-worn
time-worn
well-worn [брит. wɛlˈwɔːn, америк. ˌwɛlˈwɔrn] ПРИЛ.
well-worn carpet, garment
well-worn steps, floorboards
well-worn перенос. joke, theme, phrase
I. wear1 [брит. wɛː, америк. wɛr] СУЩ. U
1. wear (clothing):
vestiti м. мн.
abiti м. мн.
2. wear (use):
3. wear (damage):
logoramento м. (on di)
II. wear1 <прош. вр. wore, прич. прош. вр. worn> [брит. wɛː, америк. wɛr] ГЛ. перех.
1. wear (have on one's body):
wear garment, jewellery
wear earphones
2. wear (put on):
wear garment, jewellery etc.
3. wear (use):
wear perfume, sun-cream
4. wear (display):
5. wear (damage by use):
wear carpet, clothes, clutch, component
to be worn to a thread
to wear a hole in garment, sheet
6. wear (accept) разг.:
wear behaviour, attitude
wear excuse
III. wear1 <прош. вр. wore, прич. прош. вр. worn> [брит. wɛː, америк. wɛr] ГЛ. неперех.
1. wear (become damaged):
wear carpet, garment, shoes:
2. wear (withstand use):
he's worn very well перенос.
I. wear2 <прош. вр./прич. прош. вр. wore> [брит. wɛː, америк. wɛr] ГЛ. перех.
II. wear2 <прош. вр./прич. прош. вр. wore> [брит. wɛː, америк. wɛr] ГЛ. неперех.
I. wear down ГЛ. [wɛː -] (wear down)
wear down heel, step, tread:
to be worn down
II. wear down ГЛ. [wɛː -] (wear down [sth], wear [sth] down)
1. wear down (damage):
wear down friction, person, water:
2. wear down (weaken) перенос.:
wear down resistance
wear down resolve
wear down will
III. wear down ГЛ. [wɛː -] (wear [sb] down)
английский
английский
итальянский
итальянский
I. worn [wɔ:rn] ГЛ. перех., неперех.
worn прич. прош. вр. of wear
II. worn [wɔ:rn] ПРИЛ.
1. worn (shabby, deteriorated):
worn
2. worn (exhausted):
worn person
3. worn (overused):
worn expression, news, story
worn-out [ˌwɔ:rn·ˈaʊt] ПРИЛ.
1. worn-out (exhausted):
worn-out person, animal
2. worn-out (used up):
worn-out clothing
worn-out wheel bearings
well-worn [ˌwel·ˈwɔ:rn] ПРИЛ.
1. well-worn (damaged by wear):
well-worn
2. well-worn перенос. (over-used):
well-worn
I. wear <wore, worn> [wer] ГЛ. перех.
1. wear (have on body):
wear clothes, jewelry
wear clothes, jewelry
2. wear (deteriorate):
II. wear <wore, worn> [wer] ГЛ. неперех. (spoil)
wear clothes, machine parts
to wear thin перенос.
III. wear <wore, worn> [wer] СУЩ.
1. wear (clothing):
2. wear (amount of use):
wear off ГЛ. неперех.
I. wear out ГЛ. неперех.
II. wear out ГЛ. перех.
wear out patience
I. wear away ГЛ. перех.
II. wear away ГЛ. неперех.
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wear ГЛ.
sth wears on sb (makes tired)
qc stanca qu
sth wears on sb (annoys)
qc da a qu sui nervi разг.
итальянский
итальянский
английский
английский
liso (-a)
logoro (-a)
Present
Iwear
youwear
he/she/itwears
wewear
youwear
theywear
Past
Iwore
youwore
he/she/itwore
wewore
youwore
theywore
Present Perfect
Ihaveworn
youhaveworn
he/she/ithasworn
wehaveworn
youhaveworn
theyhaveworn
Past Perfect
Ihadworn
youhadworn
he/she/ithadworn
wehadworn
youhadworn
theyhadworn
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The initial albums were generally straightforward good versus evil adventure stories that employed a great many well-worn clichs.
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The well-worn paths along which the sheep traveled during their migrations were referred to as tratturi.
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There are no marked, or cairned, trails through the area but instead many well-worn footpaths lead to the most interesting formations.
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Assembled and partially assembled models in varied conditions from acceptable to well-worn have been sold for over $100, depending on condition.
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He preferred them to professional screenwriters who he felt were too involved in the well-worn pathways of convention.
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