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Meanings of gunshot wounds in English
Form of physical trauma sustained from the discharge of arms or munitions.
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Usage of gunshot wounds in English
1
At least 12 were treated for gunshot wounds, according to health officials.
2
The spokeswoman said many different injuries, including gunshot wounds, had been reported.
3
A good many of them are accident cases, a few gunshot wounds.
4
Mr Daryanto had earlier said all seven were injured with gunshot wounds.
5
The boy was taken to a hospital for gunshot wounds, police said.
6
Relatives said the other bodies each bore at least six gunshot wounds.
7
Another German seized alongside them was later found dead with gunshot wounds.
8
But the two gunshot wounds are not inconsistent with a suicide attempt.
9
Sixty-five percent were due to an explosion, 22 percent to gunshot wounds.
10
It's understood Mr Ryan suffered gunshot wounds to the head and body.
11
A man is recovering in St James's Hospital, Dublin, from gunshot wounds.
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They had multiple gunshot wounds to the head and torso, he said.
13
Many were dumped near the Border with gunshot wounds to the head.
14
The cause of death in all cases is related to gunshot wounds.
15
The father-of-three died from gunshot wounds to his neck and upper back.
16
Ms Dawson was killed after she sustained at least seven gunshot wounds.
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Translations for gunshot wounds
Gunshot wounds through the time
Gunshot wounds across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
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