scarred
word · lemma: scar
Definition
Having a mark left on the skin or mind after being hurt, either physically or emotionally. It can describe both visible marks or lasting emotional effects.
Usage & Nuances
'Scarred' can refer to both physical injuries ('scarred face') and lasting emotional pain ('scarred by experience'). It is slightly formal and often used in literature or psychology.
Spanish: marcado - con cicatricesPortuguese (BR): com cicatriz - marcadoPortuguese (PT): com cicatriz - marcadoChinese (Simplified): 有疤痕的 - 留有伤痕的Chinese (Traditional): 有疤痕的 - 留有傷痕的Hindi: दाग़दार - निशान पड़ा हुआArabic: موسوم بالندوب - مشوَّه (من ندوب)Bengali: দাগযুক্ত - আহত (মানসিকভাবে)Russian: изуродованный - травмированный (психологически)Japanese: 傷跡のある - 傷ついた（心）Vietnamese: bị sẹo - bị tổn thương (tinh thần)Korean: 흉터가 남은 - 상처받은 (마음)Turkish: yaralı - izli - psikolojik olarak yara almışUrdu: داغ دار - زخمی (جسمانی یا ذہنی)Indonesian: berbekas luka - terluka (batin)
Example Sentences
The table is scarred from years of use.
basic
She felt emotionally scarred after her parents' divorce.
natural
His knee was scarred after the accident.
basic
Many soldiers return home scarred from battle.
basic
His hands are scarred from years of hard work.
natural
Even though the city is rebuilt, people remain scarred by the disaster.
natural