I. scourge [skɜ:ʤ, америк. skɜ:rʤ] СУЩ.
1. scourge (cause of trouble):
- scourge
- zmora ж.
- scourge
- utrapienie ср.
2. scourge (whip):
- scourge
- bicz м.
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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 They are rumoured to be evil demons that scourge people and generally cause mischief.
en.wikipedia.org In the early 1900s cholera was a scourge that took the lives of many people.
en.wikipedia.org Scourge can not bluff these cats as he tricked the dog, and the forest rogues openly mock and threaten him.
en.wikipedia.org Malnutrition was rife and brought with it scourges of tuberculosis and dysentery.
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