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Meanings of wounds in English

Russian
увечие
Portuguese
trauma
Spanish
trauma
Catalan
traumatisme físic
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Physiological wound caused by an external source.

      увечие
      Usage of wounds in English
      1
      Jack wasn't quite thirty and he'd already seen thousands of open wounds.
      Stars rain down
      2
      Chronic wounds represent a rising health and economic burden to our society.
      Pubmed
      3
      At least 12 were treated for gunshot wounds, according to health officials.
      Radio NZ
      4
      Still, few believe the euro zone's wounds will heal any time soon.
      Reuters
      5
      However, at some point during treatment, the pupil succumbed to his wounds.
      The South African
      6
      The spokeswoman said many different injuries, including gunshot wounds, had been reported.
      Reuters
      7
      A good many of them are accident cases, a few gunshot wounds.
      Alas, Babylon
      8
      The original wounds and subsequent infection may have undermined his long-term health.
      The Irish Times
      9
      The wounds did not appear to be life-threatening, the police report said.
      Reuters
      10
      Mr Daryanto had earlier said all seven were injured with gunshot wounds.
      Radio NZ
      11
      One policeman died of bullet wounds, among five people injured, authorities said.
      Reuters
      12
      Although skinny and in need of food, there were no obvious wounds.
      The spurned viscountess
      13
      He had not taken any serious wounds, she was certain of that.
      Bones of the Dragon
      14
      You have taken care of me, treated my wounds, given me food.
      The Valley of Horses
      15
      German criticism of Greece has reopened wounds dating from World War Two.
      Reuters
      16
      In my experience, it's only time that heals wounds: forgetting and time.
      The half-made world
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      Wounds through the time
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      Canada
      Common
      Ireland
      Common
      South Africa
      Common
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