Wound (Noun/Verb)
Syllable division: wound
How to pronounce: UK: /wuหnd/ US: /wuหnd/
Wound as a NOUN
#1 Meaning: A part of the body that has been harmed by an instrument, such as a cut or tear in the skin or flesh.
Example:
> She had to go to the hospital to be treated for her gunshot wound.
> He came back from camp with a leg wound.
#2 Meaning: Something that is challenging or that causes intense unhappiness.
Example:
> When she saw her ex-fiancรฉ, it opened up some old wounds.
> Someone mentioned something that reminded him of his past, this reopened some of his old wounds.
Wound as a VERB
Meaning: To harm a part of the body, particularly by cutting or poking a hole in the skin.
Example:
> During the car crash some of the glass from the window, wounded her body by cutting it.
> During the battle, some soldiers was badly wounded.
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When we cooking salad, we can get a wound by knife.
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When we cook salad, we can get a wound by knife.
Every day he need to treat of the wound that he has in his belly.
Some remembering of her past, brought for her some wounds.
When the child stumbled and fallen, his knee got wound.
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Every day he needs to treat the wound that he has in his belly.
Some memories of her past brought back some wounds.
When the child stumbled and fell, his knee got wounded.