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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

engleski
engleski
francuski
francuski

I. sore [Brit sɔː, Am sɔr] N

sore

II. sore [Brit sɔː, Am sɔr] ADJ

1. sore (sensitive):

sore eyes, throat, nose, gums
sore muscle, tendon, arm, foot
to be or feel sore (all over)
my leg is still a bit sore

2. sore (peeved):

sore esp Am inf
to be sore about or over sth
to be sore at sb
to get sore

3. sore (extreme) liter:

to be in sore need of sth

4. sore (delicate) attr:

sore subject, point

III. sore [Brit sɔː, Am sɔr]

cold sore N

cold sore

sore throat N

sore throat

running sore N

running sore
running sore
running sore

I. saddle sore N

saddle sore

II. saddle-sore ADJ

1. saddle-sore (having sores):

saddle-sore horse, rider

2. saddle-sore (sore) rider:

to be saddle-sore
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
cold sore, herpes labialis spec
cold sore
sore
open sore

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engleski
engleski
francuski
francuski

I. sore [sɔ:ʳ, Am sɔ:r] ADJ

1. sore (painful):

sore

2. sore fig (touchy):

a sore point

3. sore inf (angry):

sore
sore loser
to be sore at sb

4. sore (severe, urgent):

to be in sore need of sth

Phrases:

sth stands out like a sore thumb

II. sore [sɔ:ʳ, Am sɔ:r] N

1. sore (painful body area):

sore

2. sore fig:

sore

saddle-sore [ˈsædlsɔ:ʳ] ADJ

to be saddle-sore

cold sore N MED

cold sore
pick at sore
it sticks out like a sore thumb idiom
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
sore throat
cold sore
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engleski
engleski
francuski
francuski

I. sore [sɔr] ADJ

1. sore (painful):

sore

2. sore fig (touchy):

a sore point

3. sore inf (angry):

sore
sore loser
to be sore at sb

4. sore (severe, urgent):

to be in sore need of sth

Phrases:

to stand out like a sore thumb thing
to stand out like a sore thumb person

II. sore [sɔr] N

1. sore MED:

sore

2. sore fig:

sore

cold sore N MED

cold sore

saddle sore ADJ

to be saddle sore
pick at sore
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
canker sore
sore throat
cold sore