Examples of using Emaciated in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
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This frail, emaciated nebbish is not the same robust surgeon… who recently swelled our ranks.
mostly sick and emaciated prisoners, remained.
We thought about throwing them away, but fortunately, the homeless and emaciated dog showed up a few days later and ate everything.
A lifeless woman was lying on the ground, while an emaciated child in her arms just stared helplessly at his mother's face.
Of course, the young mother wants to get in shape as quickly as possible, but the emaciated body will not be able to produce milk in the right quantity.
where she was liberated along with Esther and Mina on April 15, 1945, emaciated and sick.
Cause you might forget which half-naked, emaciated woman you want for your cover?
Why, Kieri, are your cheeks emaciated, your face haggard,
Vicious sports an emaciated, embittered look,
If it is emaciated and chronically infected,
Surely you can make them care about emaciated orphans Diane,
Words about the dress code are illustrated by photos of naked, emaciated prisoners, with the caption“dressed like a skinny Jew.”.
Unfortunately, he was frail and emaciated, and on his way to Palestine he was already seriously ill.
extremely emaciated Chechen Issa.
Periodically, the SS doctors conducted selection of sick prisoners, emaciated and considered incapable of work; these prisoners were sent to gas chambers.
But in the morning, they're found dead, Everything would be fine when they went to their rooms for the night, all emaciated, like they have been dying from some crazy disease for years.
As he saw me, emaciated and frail, carrying my three-year-old son on my shoulders,
Medeiros became a blind and emaciated figure, supernaturally locked in the darkness,
When he was freed at the war's end, Pantridge was emaciated and had contracted cardiac beriberi;
This manipulation transforms the climbers into emaciated ghosts, with less consistency than the shapes which vaguely remind of a skull in the side of K2,