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  1. noun
    2. INJURY
    UPSET
  2. verb
    3. INJURE
    UPSET
  3. verb
woundnoun [ C ]uk/wuːnd/ us/wuːnd/

wound noun [ C ] INJURY

B2 a damaged area of the body, such as a cut or hole in the skin or flesh made by a weapon（身體上的）傷，傷口

a gunshot wound槍傷
a chest/leg wound胸部／腿部的傷口
a flesh wound (= one that is not deep)皮肉傷
He died from multiple stab wounds to the neck and upper body.他死於頸部和上半身的多處刺傷。

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The wounds were gradually healing (up).

He had several nasty open wounds.

Her head wounds needed 50 stitches.

Clean and dress the wound immediately.

Bandage the wound to reduce the risk of infection.

wound noun [ C ] UPSET

a problem or great unhappiness問題；痛苦；創傷

She refuses to talk about the incident, saying it would only reopen old wounds (= make her remember unhappy past experiences).她拒絕談起那場事故，說那樣只會揭開舊的傷疤。
woundverb [ T usually passive ]uk/wuːnd/ us/wuːnd/

wound verb [ T usually passive ] INJURE

B2 to damage an area of the body, especially by making a cut or hole in the skin（身體上的）傷，傷口

Flying glass wounded her in the face and neck.飛濺的玻璃劃傷了她的臉和頸部。
The police chief was badly wounded in the explosion.警長在爆炸中受了重傷。

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Several soldiers were wounded in the return of fire.

He was charged with malicious wounding.

The shot was only intended to wound the attacker.

Many of the victims were wounded by shrapnel.

One of the climbers was wounded by falling rocks.

wound verb [ T usually passive ] UPSET

to make someone feel upset使受創傷；傷害

He was deeply wounded by her fierce criticism.她尖刻的批評深深傷害了他。
woundverbuk/waʊnd/ us/waʊnd/

past simple and past participle ofwind （wind的過去式及過去分詞）

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