heal
sanar
definition
verb
his concern is to heal sick people
(of a person or treatment) cause (a wound, injury, or person) to become sound or healthy again.
translation of 'heal'
verb
curar,
remediar a,
sanar,
cicatrizarse,
remediar
example
I was adorned with condolences and words of pity and sorrow, but no words could 'heal' the pain in my heart.
his concern is to 'heal' sick people
With the knee protected in a knee brace, a partial tear of the tendon can 'heal' within several weeks.
You know you're going to heal and hey look at that, that blood is good and red and healthy isn't it so you're going to 'heal' very quickly.
Pulses of ultrasound are also sometimes used as a treatment for conditions such as rheumatoid arthritis and to 'heal' fractures and wounds.
I think a number of us are really encouraged to go back and really work with the people, and help to 'heal' the situation.
For many Muslims, it has been a haven where they could come to 'heal' the traumas and persecution they experienced in their home countries.
He had healed her body, but no one could 'heal' the pain in her heart.
The Guru helped to 'heal' many sick people, naturally coming in contact with so many people every day, the Guru was also infected and taken seriously ill.
Understanding what you're up against as you 'heal' and adopting healthy coping strategies will help get you there.
Liu also reiterated the need for China and Japan to continue talks to 'heal' their rift over bilateral history.
I know that time will 'heal' my pain, but how will I ever be able to trust him again?
Looking at my siblings, who had been separated for 38 years, I wondered if time would 'heal' the pain we all shared.
Last week's EU summit should have been an ideal opportunity to 'heal' rifts after the trauma of the ‘No’ votes.
From now until I die, I will be nothing more to my pride than a means to 'heal' pain and agony.
She begs Jesus to 'heal' her daughter, but it sounds as if he doesn't have time for her.
She was severely wounded and he couldn't 'heal' her with what little training he had had.
We have time to rest and recover and 'heal' our injuries.
time can 'heal' the pain of grief
Tender loving care helps to 'heal' the mental trauma caused by a lifetime of pain and confinement.
Enlargement is more than just an historic opportunity to 'heal' the post-war division of Europe.
Of course, his wife will also be pregnant because that obviously will 'heal' the psychological torment and guilt John feels over the loss of his son.
But when I was bitten, while picking some herbs to 'heal' a sick friend, they made me one of their Elders.
She gently ran her hand over the injury, using her power to 'heal' the wound.
What a patient weighs on a scale does not adequately represent his or her health or ability to 'heal' a wound.
They sniff glue to 'heal' the pain of homelessness and numb the fear of police abuse.
But Foot was seen as a conciliator, who would 'heal' divisions in the party.
The disciples aren't able to 'heal' a lad who is suffering from what sounds like epileptic seizures.
But I say to you, there is no Democratic or Republican way to 'heal' a sick child.
By our love, and only by our love for one another, are we going to be able to approach God and to 'heal' pain.
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