Scarの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: Sounds like a genre of Chinese literature in the 80s after the cultural revolution, where people wrote about their scars/trauma during that horrid period.

A: he still feels love when he see the person, but the scars from how they were treated in the past are still there and can't be fixed

A: Literally, scars are wounds that don’t completely heal after bleeding so you can see where someone got hurt before.

Figuratively, however, scars can mean someone got hurt emotionally and the trauma stays with the person and is visible/noticeable or impacts the person’s decisions.

A: afraid

A: It's not a very good sentence, we don't normally talk like this in England. I assume, because it's not a very common sentence, this might be from a book? if something is crumpled it means that something is scrunched up and rough. The most common usage would be to say "The crumpled paper" - when paper is folded or scrunched up it becomes crumpled. "crumpled in on itself" is a way of comparing (in this context) the person's face to scrunched up paper or something like that. it's not an easy description to understand so I wouldn't worry about it ☺

A: My back is scarred from the fire.
My hand is scarred from hot oil.
I'm scarred from bad past relationships.

A: oh yeah it was scarred and scarring

A: "The boy cut himself before, so now he has scars"

"i have scars on my arm"

A: The photo shows a scar on the nose and above the nose. "On the nose" It means it is where the nose is. But "above the nose" means its not where the nose is but the scar is near the nose and higher up where the forehead is or eyebrows

A: A scab is a wound in the healing process whereas a scar is something that is left after the wound has been healed. Example sentences could include don’t pick at your scab or it won’t heal and how did you get that scar?

A: a stitch is a part of someone's skin where an open wound was tied and sealed back up.

a scar is a mark from some injury

A: A scar is a permanent mark left on your body while a wound is a severe cut or injure

A: a "Wound" is temporary. A "Scar" is a permanent blemish on ones skin.

If someone was stabbed with a knife. It leaves a hole (that's a wound.) and once that wound heals the area where the hole was will leave a permanent mark to remember the incident.

A: Maybe....

I got a scar on my face right below my eyebrow from a soccer game!

A: tf soooooo the captions are like bs .
thank u so much .

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A: "If you're worried that it might leave a scar, don't worry about it. It's small so nobody will see it" sounds more natural

A: Me : What’s that scar?

My son : I hurt my foot when I fell down at preschool.

Me : Let me put some ointment on it. Do you want a bandage too?

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See ya later.

A: Scars don't heal. They are what remains after a wound heals. They can fade away with time though.

Wounds will heal, scars will fade, but the experience will stay with you. (sounds more to the point)

A: If you are talking about body scars, you usually use fade instead of blur.

The scars will fade over time.