wound

Derived from Old English 'wund', meaning a 'hurt' or 'injury'.

NOUN (1)
[/wuːnd/en-US]
injury medicalcontext-specific / hurt informal / lesion formalmedical / concept of harm untranslatable (The term encompasses various types of injuries and harm that cannot always be captured by a single word.)
Synonyms injury medicalcontext-specific , hurt informal , lesion formalmedical
Antonyms healing , cure

A wound is an injury or damage to a part of the body, often resulting in a break in the skin or other tissue. It can range from minor cuts to serious injuries that require medical attention. The concept encompasses various types of injuries and harm that cannot always be captured by a single word.

plural
wounds
  • He sustained a deep wound on his arm during the hike. — 彼はハイキング中に腕に深いを負った。
  • The doctor examined the patient's wound to determine the extent of the injury. — 医師は患者のを調べて、怪我の程度を判断した。
register: formal
VERB (1)
[/wuːnd/en-US]
injure formal / hurt informal / damage informalcontext-specific / concept of causing harm untranslatable (The action implies various degrees and types of harm that are context-dependent and cannot be fully encapsulated by a single term.)
Synonyms injure formal , hurt informal , damage informalcontext-specific
Antonyms heal , repair

To wound means to cause injury or harm to someone or something. This action can imply various degrees and types of harm that are context-dependent and cannot be fully encapsulated by a single term.

irregular
past present_participle
wounded wounding
  • The soldier was wounded in battle. — その兵士は戦闘で負傷した
  • Accidental wounding can occur during sports activities. — スポーツ活動中に偶発的に負傷することがあります。
register: formal