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单词 injure
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Many were injured or killed in the attempt.At least three other people were injured.Doctors said that dozens of people were killed and hundreds injured.Today two people were injured outside, one died.The total casualties reported as a result of the raid were two killed and 13 injured. People can get injured in the warm-up.Rebels claimed that 100 people were killed or injured.They were dealing with people badly injured in road accidents, which was good training for the battlefield.The five residents were injured with two needing hospital treatment for'major trauma '.Three other people were injured in the attack.Then many of us got injured and that hurt us.The hardest part of being injured is coping mentally.We are missing four or five important players injured.It is only through sheer luck that no one was injured or killed.Hundreds of people have been injured and four protesters and one policeman are reported to have died.One security guard was seriously hurt and another injured.Two protesters were killed and five were injured.Do you see anyone injured or killed?She was one of five people seriously injured when roller coaster carriages crashed into each other.And it was gained despite having five players out injured.Britain risks a third annual rise in the number of cyclists killed or seriously injured on the roads.This cover provides for compensation if leaders or group members are killed or injured while taking part in group activities.This week's subjects were all injured while taking part in sports.More than 700 people have been injured.Fourteen people were injured, five of them critically.Three people were killed, and five injured.I wasn't hurt or injured by that in the slightest, genuinely.A HOSPITAL patient was injured after part of a ward ceiling crashed down on to his bed.

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injure

British English: injure /ˈɪndʒə/ VERB
If you injure a person or animal, you damage some part of their body.
He would not injure any living thing.
  • American English: injure
  • Arabic: يَجْرَحُ
  • Brazilian Portuguese: ferir
  • Chinese: 损害
  • Croatian: ozlijediti
  • Czech: zranit
  • Danish: såre
  • Dutch: verwonden
  • European Spanish: lesionar
  • Finnish: vahingoittaa fyysisesti
  • French: blesser
  • German: verletzen
  • Greek: τραυματίζω
  • Italian: ferire
  • Japanese: 傷つける
  • Korean: 상처를 입히다
  • Norwegian: såre
  • Polish: zranić
  • European Portuguese: ferir
  • Romanian: a răni
  • Russian: ранить
  • Latin American Spanish: lesionar
  • Swedish: skada
  • Thai: ทำให้ได้รับบาดเจ็บ
  • Turkish: yaralamak
  • Ukrainian: ранити
  • Vietnamese: làm tổn thương

Chinese translation of 'injure'

injure

(ˈɪndʒəʳ)

vt

  1. [person] 伤(傷)害 (shānghài)
  2. [leg, arm, hand] 伤(傷) (shāng)
    to injure o.s. 伤(傷)害自己 (shānghài zìjǐ)
    he was badly injured in the attack 他在进(進)攻中受了重伤(傷) (tā zài jìngōng zhōng shòule zhòngshāng)
(verb) 
Definition
to hurt physically or mentally
A bomb exploded, seriously injuring five people.
Synonyms
hurt
She had hurt her back in an accident.
wound
The driver of the bus was wounded by shrapnel.
harm
I removed the splinter carefully, anxious not to harm him further.
break
He fell through the window, breaking the glass.
damage
smash
A crowd of youths started smashing windows.
crush
Their vehicle was crushed by an army tank.
mar
The scar didn't mar his self-confidence, he rather liked it.
disable
shatter
Safety glass won't shatter if it's broken.
bruise
I had only bruised my knee.
impair
mutilate
His arm was mutilated in an industrial accident.
maim
One man has lost his life; another has been maimed.
mangle
After being crushed, the car was mangled beyond all recognition.
mangulate (Australian, slang)
incapacitate
(verb) 
Definition
to damage
Too much stress can injure your health.
Synonyms
damage
The strong winds damaged the fence.
harm
a warning that the product may harm the environment
ruin
The original decor was all ruined during renovation.
wreck
His life has been wrecked by the tragedy.
weaken
Her opponents believe that her authority has been fatally weakened.
spoil
It is important not to let mistakes spoil your life.
impair
The bright sunshine was impairing my vision.
crool or cruel (Australian, slang)
(verb) 
Definition
to do wrong to (a person), esp. by an injustice
an attempt to injure another trader's business
Synonyms
undermine
This will undermine their chances of success.
damage
He doesn't want to damage his reputation as a political personality.
mar
A number of problems marred the smooth running of the event.
blight
tarnish
His image was tarnished by the savings and loans scandal.
blacken
They're trying to blacken our name.
besmirch
Lawyers can besmirch reputations.
vitiate
electoral abuses which could vitiate the entire voting process

Additional synonyms

in the sense of besmirch
Definition
to tarnish (someone's name or reputation)
Lawyers can besmirch reputations.
Synonyms
tarnish,
damage,
soil,
stain,
smear,
taint,
blacken,
daub,
slander,
sully,
dishonour,
defame,
drag through the mud,
smirch
in the sense of blacken
Definition
to damage (someone's reputation)
They're trying to blacken our name.
Synonyms
discredit,
stain,
disgrace,
smear,
knock (informal),
degrade,
rubbish (informal),
taint,
tarnish,
censure,
slur,
slag (off) (slang),
malign,
reproach,
denigrate,
disparage,
decry,
vilify,
slander,
sully,
dishonour,
defile,
defame,
bad-mouth (slang),
traduce,
bring into disrepute,
smirch,
calumniate
in the sense of blight
Definition
to destroy
Synonyms
destroy,
injure,
blast,
ruin,
wither,
shrivel,
nip in the bud,
taint with mildew

Synonyms of 'injure'

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