/wu:nd ||; wund/noun
[C] an injury to part of your body, especially a cut, often one received in fighting 伤口;创伤:
a bullet wound枪弹伤rub salt into the wound/sb's wounds→RUB
1 to injure sb's body with a weapon 使身体受伤:
He was wounded in the leg during the war.他战时腿部受伤。☞Look at the note at hurt. 参看hurt的注释。
2 (formal 正式) to hurt sb's feelings deeply 使感情深受伤害:
I was wounded by his criticism.他的批评伤害了我。 ➔wounded /ˈwu:ndɪd ||; ˈwundɪd/ adja wounded soldier 伤兵
➔the woundednoun [pl]
Paramedics tended to the wounded at the scene of the explosion.医护人员在爆炸现场照料伤员。
wound1/wund; wuːnd/n [C] a deep cut made in your skin by a knife or bullet〔刀﹑子弹造成的〕伤,伤口: gunshot wounds 枪伤It took a long time for his wounds to heal . 他的伤口很长时间才愈合。
wound2v [T] 1 to injure someone with a knife, gun etc〔用刀﹑枪等〕伤害〔某人〕: Six people were wounded in the attack. 攻击中有六人受伤。see box at见 HURT1 方框2 to make someone feel unhappy or upset 伤害〔心理﹑感情等〕—wounded adj
wound3/waUnd; waʊnd/v the past tense and past participle of WIND 2 ☆ wind2 的过去式和过去分词
woundwoundwoundswoundedwounding2verb (wounds, wounding, wounded)to hurt somebody with a weapon: The bullet wounded him in the leg.▶ woundedadjective: She nursed the wounded soldier.woundwoundwoundswoundedwounding3 form of wind2woundwoundwounds1nouna hurt place in your body made by something like a gun or a knife: He had knife wounds in his chest.