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to lacerate
01
lacérer
to tear the skin or flesh, causing deep and often irregular wounds
Transitive: to lacerate a person or skin or flesh
Exemples
In the accident, the broken metal fence lacerated her leg, requiring immediate medical attention.
Dans l'accident, la clôture en métal brisée a lacéré sa jambe, nécessitant une attention médicale immédiate.
02
lacérer
to make someone suffer from a lot of emotional or mental pain
Transitive: to lacerate someone's emotions
Exemples
His cruel words lacerated her spirit, leaving behind scars that would take time to heal.
Ses mots cruels ont lacéré son esprit, laissant des cicatrices qui mettraient du temps à guérir.
03
lacérer, déchirer
to severely criticize or censure someone or something
Transitive: to lacerate someone's work
Exemples
During the debate, the opposition leader lacerated the government's policies, accusing them of incompetence and neglect.
Pendant le débat, le chef de l'opposition a lacéré les politiques du gouvernement, les accusant d'incompétence et de négligence.
lacerate
01
lacéré, déchiré
having edges that are jagged from injury
02
lacéré, déchiré irrégulièrement
irregularly slashed and jagged as if torn
Arbre Lexical
lacerated
laceration
lacerate
