wound
$ \mathrm{wound}^1 |wo͞ond|
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noun
an injury to living tissue caused by a cut, blow, or other impact, typically one in which the skin is cut or broken.
【体の部位の】傷, けが «in, to, on» (!特に刃物や銃などの武器による外傷をさす) ; (樹木などの)傷
an injury to a person's feelings or reputation:
｟文｠ «…への» 心の傷, 精神的痛手; 【感情･名声などを】傷つけること «to»
e.g. the new crisis has opened old wounds.
verb with object
inflict an injury on (someone):
〈人･武器などが〉〈人〉を傷つける.
e.g. the sergeant was seriously wounded
e.g. (as adjective wounded) : a wounded soldier.
injure (a person's feelings):
〈人･言葉などが〉〈人〉(の心)を傷つける; 〈感情など〉を害する(hurt)
e.g. you really wounded his pride when you turned him down
e.g. (as adjective wounded) : her wounded feelings.
DERIVATIVES
woundingly adverb
woundless adjective
ORIGIN
Old English wund (noun), wundian (verb), of Germanic origin; related to Dutch wond and German Wunde, of unknown ultimate origin.
$ \mathrm{wound}^2 |wound|
past and past participle of wind2.