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1. (adj.) wounded
suffering from a wound or wounds.
2. wounded
hurt; impaired; damaged:
a wounded reputation.
3. (n.) wounded
wounded persons collectively (often prec. by the).
Etymology: (bef. 1000)
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| Definition of 'wounded' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) wounded, maimed
people who are wounded
"they had to leave the wounded where they fell"
2. (adj) hurt, wounded
suffering from physical injury especially that suffered in battle
"nursing his wounded arm"; "ambulances...for the hurt men and women"
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1. (adjective) wounded
injured or hurt
a wounded soldier
2. wounded
upset
wounded by his cruel comments
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| Definition of 'wounded' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. wounded
of Wound
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| Definition of 'wounded' |
Dictionary of Military and Associated Terms |
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1. wounded
See seriously wounded; slightly wounded.
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Sense: having been injured, especially in war etc
the wounded man.
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 Afrikaans: gewond |
 Arabic: مَجْروح |
 Bulgarian: ранен |
 Brazilian: ferido |
 Czech: (z)raněný |
 German: verwundet |
 Danish: såret |
 Greek: τραυματισμένος |
 Spanish: herido |
 Estonian: haavatud |
 Farsi: زخمی؛ مجروح |
 Finnish: haavoittunut |
 French: blessé |
 Hebrew: פָּצוּעַ |
 Hindi: घायल |
 Croatian: ozlijeđen |
 Hungarian: sebesült |
 Indonesian: terluka |
 Icelandic: særður |
 Italian: ferito |
 Japanese: 負傷した |
 Korean: 상처를 입은 |
 Lithuanian: sužeistas, įžeistas |
 Latvian: ievainots; aizvainots |
 Malay: tercedera |
 Dutch: gewond |
 Norwegian: såret |
 Polish: ranny |
 Persian: زخمی؛ مجروح |
 Pashto: زخمی |
 Portuguese: ferido |
 Romanian: rănit |
 Russian: раненый |
 Slovak: (z)ranený |
 Slovenian: ranjen |
 Serbian: ranjen |
 Swedish: sårad |
 Thai: ซึ่งบาดเจ็บ |
 Turkish: yaralı |
 Taiwanese: 受傷的 |
 Ukrainian: поранений |
 Urdu: زخمی |
 Vietnamese: bị thương |
 Chinese: 受伤的 |
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