English
Spanish
I. healing [Am ˈhilɪŋ, Brit ˈhiːlɪŋ] ADJ attr
- healing (in conventional treatment)
- curativo
- healing (in alternative treatment)
- sanador
II. healing [Am ˈhilɪŋ, Brit ˈhiːlɪŋ] N
- healing (in conventional treatment)
- curación f
- healing (in alternative treatment)
- sanación f
faith healing N U
- faith healing
- curación a través de la oración y la fe
I. heal [Am hil, Brit hiːl] VB trans
1. heal wound/cut:
- heal
- curar
- he tried to heal the rift within the party
- intentó cerrar la brecha que había en el partido
2. heal person form:
- heal
- curar
- to heal sb (of sth)
- curar a alguien (de algo)
- she was healed of her illness
- sanó de su enfermedad
II. heal [Am hil, Brit hiːl] VB intr
heal wound/cut:
- heal
- cicatrizar
- heal
- cerrarse
heal over VB [Am hil -, Brit hiːl -] (v + adv)
- heal over wound/cut:
- cicatrizar
- heal over wound/cut:
- cerrarse
- heal over rift:
- cicatrizar
I. heal up VB [Am hil -, Brit hiːl -] (v + adv)
heal up wound:
- heal up
- cicatrizar
- heal up
- cerrarse
II. heal up VB [Am hil -, Brit hiːl -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)
heal up wound/burn:
- heal up
- cicatrizar
Spanish
English
- sanación
- healing
- sanador (sanadora)
- healing
- machitún
- healing ceremony
- curación (de una herida)
- healing
- tener buena/mala encarnadura
- to heal quickly/slowly
English
Spanish
I. heal [hi:l] VB trans
- heal wound
- curar
- heal differences
- salvar
II. heal [hi:l] VB intr
heal wound, injury:
- heal
- cicatrizar
- to heal the rift
- cerrar la brecha
Spanish
English
- curanderismo
- folk healing
- curación espontánea
- spontaneous healing
- cicatrizar
- to heal (up)
- cicatrizar
- to heal
- restañar las heridas fig
- to heal the wounds
- soldarse (herida)
- to heal
- secar
- to heal
- secarse
- to heal up
- cerrarse
- to heal (up)
English
Spanish
I. heal [hil] VB trans
- heal wound
- curar
- heal differences
- salvar
II. heal [hil] VB intr
heal wound, injury:
- heal
- cicatrizar
- to heal the rift
- cerrar la brecha
Spanish
English
- cicatrizar
- to heal
- curación espontánea
- spontaneous healing
- soldar (herida)
- to heal
- secar
- to heal
- secar
- to heal up
- cerrar
- to heal (up)
- efecto autoregenerador
- self healing effect
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After waiting to see if his wrist would heal on its own, he had surgery late in the season.
en.wikipedia.org He uses his ability to listen to her thoughts and give her everything she wants, healing the rift between the two of them.
en.wikipedia.org His main role is to heal people (330).
en.wikipedia.org At the end of the episode, his wound is completely healed.
en.wikipedia.org One such woman had been plagued with a flow of blood for 12 years, no one having been able to heal her.
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