Hledat
Wound
01
rána, zranění
an injury inflicted to the body especially one that seriously damages the skin or the flesh
What is a "wound"?
A wound refers to an injury to the body, typically involving a break in the skin or underlying tissues. Wounds can result from various causes such as cuts, scrapes, or punctures. They often lead to pain, bleeding, and sometimes infection if not properly treated. The seriousness of a wound can vary widely, from minor scratches that heal quickly to deep cuts requiring medical attention and possibly stitches or other actions for proper healing.
02
ranění, zranění
a casualty to military personnel resulting from combat
03
poranění, zranění
the act of inflicting a wound
04
ránu, zranění
a figurative injury (to your feelings or pride)
to wound
01
zranit, ranit
to cause physical harm or injury to someone
Transitive: to wound sb/sth
Example
Carelessness with sharp objects can easily wound a person.
Nedbalost s ostrými předměty může snadno zranit člověka.
Protective gear is worn in certain sports to minimize the risk of wounding players.
Ochranné vybavení se nosí v některých sportech, aby se minimalizovalo riziko zranění hráčů.
02
ranit, zranit
to cause emotional pain or hurt someone’s feelings
Transitive: to wound a person or their feelings
Example
Her dismissive remark wounded his pride.
Její odmítavá poznámka ranila jeho hrdost.
The criticism from his friend wounded his feelings deeply.
Kritika od jeho přítele ho hluboce ranila.
wound
01
srolovaný, navinutý
put in a coil
