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Scar
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cicatrice, balafre
a mark that is left on one's skin after a wound or cut has healed
Example
Scars may also carry emotional significance, serving as reminders of past experiences or trauma.
Common causes of scars include cuts, burns, surgical incisions, acne, and injuries.
A scar is a permanent mark on the skin that remains after a wound or injury has healed.
02
cicatrice, marque
an indication of damage
to scar
01
marquer, laisser une cicatrice à, laisser une cicatrice sur
to leave a mark on the skin after the injured tissue has healed
Intransitive
Transitive: to scar one's skin
Example
The burn injury scarred his arm, reminding him of the incident.
The rock climbing accident scarred her knees, but she continued the sport.
The deep cut on his hand will likely scar, leaving a visible mark.
02
marquer, traumatiser
to leave a lasting mental or emotional impact, often from a traumatic or painful experience
Exemple
Scars may also carry emotional significance, serving as reminders of past experiences or trauma.
Common causes of scars include cuts, burns, surgical incisions, acne, and injuries.
A scar is a permanent mark on the skin that remains after a wound or injury has healed.
While scars cannot be completely removed, treatments such as laser therapy, steroid injections, or surgical revision can help improve their appearance.
Scars can vary in appearance, from flat and pale to raised and red, depending on the type of injury and individual healing process.
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