blister russian
гно́йный
purulent/festering (blister)
му́шка
front sight, foresight, bead (of a gun)
little fly, small fly
beauty spot, beauty patch
dot, spot, polka dot
Spanish fly, blister-fly, cantharides
blistering plaster, vesicatory
мозо́ль
blister
натере́ть
to grate
to rub sore, to chafe, to get a blister on
to rub in, to rub with (an ointment)
to polish, to wax (a floor)
волды́рь
blister, bump
ге́рпес
herpes, cold sore, fiver blister
нары́вник
blister beetle, cantharides
person suffering from boils, person prone to abscesses
drawing plaster, poultice (for boils)
натёрший
having grated, grated, having rubbed
having chafed, having rubbed raw, having got a blister
мозо́лить
to be an eyesore, to annoy by one's presence, to be always underfoot
to make callous, to rub sore, to give blisters
огневи́ца
fever, feverish heat
cold sore, herpes, blistering rash
вспу́чивавшийся
swelling (up), blistering (up), bulging (up)
опа́ливающий
scorching, searing, singeing, blistering
Examples
Чрезме́рное возде́йствие на ко́жу со́лнечных луче́й вызыва́ет ожо́ги, вплоть до волдыре́й.
Exposing skin excessively to the sun causes sunburn, sometimes blisters.
Краска на стене стала пузыриться от жары.
The paint on the wall started to blister from the heat.
Краска на стене вспучивается от сырости.
The paint on the wall is blistering because of the dampness.
На стене появилась пузырчатая штукатурка.
Blistered plaster appeared on the wall.
Слой краски, вспучивающийся от жары, начал отслаиваться.
The layer of paint, blistering from the heat, began to peel off.
Краска на стене, вспучивавшаяся от сырости, начала трескаться.
The paint on the wall, which was blistering from the damp, began to crack.
Мозоль, наминаемая туфлей, стала очень заметной.
The blister, rubbed sore by the shoe, became very noticeable.



















