Wart Meaning in English

word

US

/ˈwɔɹt/

WAWRT

UK

/wˈɔːt/

WAWT

التعريف

A wart is a small, hard bump that grows on the skin, usually caused by a virus.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

'Wart' is most often used in medical or informal contexts to describe skin bumps. It can also be used figuratively (e.g., 'warts and all' meaning with flaws). Medical collocations: 'remove a wart', 'plantar wart', 'common wart'. Do not confuse with 'mole' (brown spot).

• Spanish: verruga
• Portuguese (BR): verruga
• Portuguese (PT): verruga
• Chinese (Simplified): 疣
• Chinese (Traditional): 疣
• Hindi: मस्सा
• Arabic: ثؤلول
• Bengali: মুসা
• Russian: бородавка
• Japanese: いぼ
• Vietnamese: mụn cóc
• Korean: 사마귀
• Turkish: siğil
• Urdu: مسہ
• Indonesian: kutil

جمل نموذجية

I have a wart on my finger.

basic

Doctors can remove a wart safely.

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A wart is usually not painful.

basic

He tried every home remedy, but that stubborn wart wouldn't go away.

natural

My son got a wart on his foot after swimming at the pool.

natural

'Warts and all,' she loved him for who he was.

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