wound

wound
I 1. noun
(lit. or fig.) Wunde, die

a war wound — eine Kriegsverletzung

2. transitive verb
verwunden; (fig.) verletzen

be wounded in the thigh/arm — am Oberschenkel/Arm verwundet werden

II
see academic.ru/82394/wind">wind II 1., 2.
* * *
past tense, past participle; = wind II
* * *
wound1
[wu:nd]
I. n
1. (injury) Wunde f
flesh \wound Fleischwunde f
gunshot/stab/war \wound Schuss-/Stich-/Kriegsverletzung f
a gaping/an open \wound eine klaffende/offene Wunde
a nasty \wound eine schlimme Wunde
2. (fig: psychological hurt) Wunde f, Kränkung f
to reopen old \wounds [or an old \wound] alte Wunden wieder aufreißen
II. vt
to \wound sb
1. (physically) jdn verletzen [o verwunden]
to be \wounded in the leg am Bein verletzt [o verwundet] werden
to \wound sb badly/fatally/mortally jdn schwer/schlimm/tödlich verletzen [o verwunden
2. (fig: psychologically) jdn kränken [o verletzen]
to \wound sb's heart jdn [o jds Gefühle] verletzen
to \wound sb deeply jdn tief verletzen
wound2
[waʊnd]
vt, vi pt, pp of wind
* * *
I [wuːnd]
1. n (lit)
Wunde f; (fig also) Kränkung f

my old war wound — meine alte Kriegsverletzung

to receive or sustain a serious wound — schwer verwundet werden

to open or re-open old wounds (fig) — alte Wunden öffnen

the wound to his pride — sein verletzter Stolz

See:
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2. vt (lit)
verwunden, verletzen; (fig) verletzen

wounded pride — verletzter Stolz

wounded veteran — Kriegsversehrte(r) m(f)

3. n

the wounded pldie Verwundeten pl

II [waʊnd] pret, ptp See: of wind
* * *
wound1 [wuːnd]
A s
1. Wunde f, Verletzung f (beide auch fig), Verwundung f:
receive (oder sustain) a serious wound schwer verwundet werden;
wound of entry (exit) Einschuss m (Ausschuss m);
the (Five) Wounds of Christ die (fünf) Wundmale Christi;
wound chevron (oder stripe) MIL US Verwundetenabzeichen n (Ärmelstreifen);
wound sepsis MED Wundsepsis f; open up A 1, salt1 A 1
2. fig Kränkung f (to gen)
B v/t verwunden, verletzen (beide auch fig kränken):
wounded veteran Kriegsversehrte(r) m;
the wounded die Verwundeten pl;
wounded vanity verletzte Eitelkeit
wound2 [waʊnd] prät und pperf von wind2, wind3
* * *
I 1. noun
(lit. or fig.) Wunde, die

a war wound — eine Kriegsverletzung

2. transitive verb
verwunden; (fig.) verletzen

be wounded in the thigh/arm — am Oberschenkel/Arm verwundet werden

II
see wind II 1., 2.
* * *
v.
anschießen v.
verwunden v. (injury) n.
Verletzung f. n.
Wunde -n f.

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