Translations for „careworn“ in the English » Russian Dictionary

careworn [ˈkeəwɔ:n, Am ˈkerwɔ:rn] ADJ

careworn

изму́ченный

careworn

изнурённый

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English

He looks older, but also a little more careworn.

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He has an enduring weakness around and just outside off-stump but the majority of his dismissals in this series have been caused by careworn strokes attached to limited foot movement.

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Has a careworn, but sly countenance and spare person limps in his gait from an accident and loves the ladies.

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A bit more careworn, certainly.

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You would have shouldered the guilt of finishing his marriage, and watched him grow old and careworn, with diminished libido.

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The conclusion was that people who were "biologically old" for their age showed it in many ways - with weaker muscles, slower thinking, narrower arteries and a careworn appearance.

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Many scenes take place at twilight, letting the buildings cast long shadows like careworn faces.

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He was met by a careworn man in an orange sarong, who gave him a fumbled hug.

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You can see it in his careworn expression and his fretting in the middle.

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Or do we merely play up to those careworn stereotypes?

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