Examples of using To fester in English and their translations into Russian
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Beginning to fester!
Though I fear injury delivered to Metellus may never cease to fester.
Why don't you speak to Fester, darling?
A common vision cannot be fostered when conflicts, internal or external,are allowed to fester.
I don't want to fester.
For 60 years, the question of the peaceful coexistence of the two peoples-- Palestinian and Israeli-- has continued to fester.
You kept as your slave, to fester here?
If the pain in region of lymph nodes becomes very intense, and the skin in those areas turns red,then began to fester.
Evil must not be allowed to fester anywhere.
And you Andrew, you must understand about the people who are seeking a way out, and you are to them- the landmark,and they begin to fester.
Allowing this kind of dissention to fester hurts the entire firm.
We must not allow that wound to continue to fester.
If the problem continued to fester, it might destabilize the entire region.
The hatred continues to fester.
Most often, the scratched wounds begin to fester and cause even more painful sensations than bites by themselves.
But I still don't want to fester.
The gums start to fester, the teeth get loose, and the ligaments supporting a tooth disintegrate, a part of jaw bone start melting, so the teeth fall out.
Beat him or embrace him, that's up to you, butdon't allow this pain to fester in your chest.
Should terrorism be permitted through international apathy to fester, it would poison the international body politic, enervating democratic processes, processes the international community is obliged to sustain.
The cold was gone on the second day; bronchitis and phlegm were gone on the fifth day, also,pimples ceased to fester at once.
There are also several ongoing conflicts, especially in Asia and Africa,that continue to fester, and where the Council is not always regarded as an honest broker due to one-sided decisions.
Economic and social problems can constitute a threat to peace andsecurity only if they are allowed to fester.
The resulting delays in tackling problems that require urgent solutions allow those problems to fester, causing needless suffering and deterioration into irretrievable situations.
It'llbesometimebefore Arnold sees another battlefield. Time enough for that wound to heal,butforthemanyslights tohisvanity to fester.
The Cyprus problem could not simply be ignored or allowed to fester as a dangerous precedent; his delegation called on the international community to be vigilant and on Turkey to act in a responsible manner, in accordance with the relevant international standards.
The toil was really the backbreaking one; it came to situation,when wounds began to fester and muscle separated from bones.
If we look around us, we can see that new conflicts have taken root in different parts of the world while many outstanding disputes continue to fester.
The current situation between Djibouti and Eritrea, notably the crisis at the border andthe breakdown in diplomatic relations, should not be allowed to fester, even if on the surface the area seems"calm and quiet", as some have indicated.
We are aware of the many difficulties in implementing some of these measures,not least the financial difficulty, but the costs inevitably grow astronomically when problems are left to fester.
My delegation therefore believes that the best way to control the arms race is to work on resolving the protracted political problems that have been left to fester in the world, and to convince parties to conflicts to turn to dialogue and to speedily settle their differences by political means before the situation becomes exacerbated.