scar
BrE /skɑː/ AmE /skɑːr/
noun / verb en → es
a mark on the skin that remains after a cut or wound has healed
cicatriz, marca en la piel
- have a scar
Collocations scar tissue · a long scar
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He has a large scar on his forehead.
Tiene una gran cicatriz en la frente.
an injury that causes a scar, such as a cut or wound
herida que causa una cicatriz
- receive a scar
Collocations a deep scar · an old scar
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She received a nasty scar when she fell off her bike.
Recibió una fea cicatriz cuando cayó de su bicicleta.
an emotional or mental wound that remains after a difficult experience
herida emocional o mental que queda después de una experiencia difícil
- carry a scar
Collocations a psychological scar · an emotional scar
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The accident left him carrying a deep psychological scar.
El accidente le dejó llevando una profunda herida psicológica.
to cut or injure the skin, leaving a scar
cortar o lastimar la piel dejando una cicatriz
- scar somebody/something
Collocations scar the skin · scar a person
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The accident scarred his face.
El accidente le dejó una cicatriz en la cara.
to harm or damage something, especially in a way that cannot be repaired
dañar o perjudicar algo de manera que no se puede reparar
- scar somebody/something
Collocations scar the reputation · scar a relationship
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The scandal scarred his career.
El escándalo dañó su carrera.