Definition of injury in English:

injury

nounPlural injuries ˈɪn(d)ʒ(ə)riˈɪndʒ(ə)ri

1An instance of being injured.
she suffered an injury to her back
Example sentencesExamples
- He suffered leg and back injuries as he fell to the ground when the vehicle crashed into a hedge.
- My injury was the result of a gentle run through University Parks yesterday afternoon.
- I take no responsibility for any death or injuries as a result of trying this at home.
- He suffered injuries to his head and face and is now scared of returning to the scene.
- Ashford Hospital is able to treat minor injuries resulting from mishaps such as yours.
- There are no reports of such an injury resulting in any damage to a pregnant woman.
- Moreover, that failure was the very breach of duty which the plaintiff alleges caused her injury.
- She says she is still shaken up and suffered injuries to the face, neck and shoulders.
- The driver stopped the vehicle and had to receive hospital treatment for his injuries.
- Carey has had a recurrence of an ankle injury which has severely limited his training.
- There were no reports of damage or injuries, and the earthquake did not trigger a tsunami.
- Successive goals in his first two appearances for the club were followed by an injury in his third start.
- So shocking is this injury, in fact, that there are fears over the player's career.
- They both walked out of the hospital with minor injuries hours after the shooting.
- The hurt or injury need not be serious or permanent but must be more than trifling or transient.
- Andrew was given 10 stitches, and was left with severe headaches as a result of the injury.
- The driver of the skip lorry was taken to Hope Hospital with minor leg injuries.
- It is feared the man will not walk again because of the severe spinal injuries he suffered.
- On Wednesday of this week he underwent surgery as a result of injuries sustained at the club.
- I also had suspected brain damage and a spine injury, so I had lots of different scans.
Synonyms
wound, bruise, cut, gash, tear, rent, slash, gouge, scratch, graze, laceration, abrasion, contusion, lesion, sore
technical trauma
1. 1.1mass noun The fact of being injured; harm or damage.
  all escaped without serious injury
  Example sentencesExamples
  The occupants escaped without serious injury after being woken by the alarm.
  She says that as there was no injury and that the complainant behaved normally she did not record the incident.
  More than minor injury is caused by kicking, headbutting or similar forms of assault.
  It cannot mean anything less than that can it, a duty not to expose somebody to a risk of injury?
  The driver escaped serious injury although the car was badly damaged in the impact.
  What the nurse does is nurse a bodily injury or take care of the consequences of bodily injury.
  It is not necessary however, to prove that the defenders' negligence was the only cause of injury.
  It is now eighteen months from injury and her symptoms have not really settled.
  In many cases, proving that injury has been caused by the defendant is very difficult.
  In each case there was evidence consistent with recently inflicted deliberate injury.
  The directions given in this case were an appreciable risk of bodily injury or death.
  The other officer only escaped serious injury because she was wearing a protective body vest.
  It is too simple to say that the mischief of this section is to deter the carrying of items that could cause injury.
  Where injury in fact results, as in this case, the position can be more shortly stated.
  On top of the obvious dangers of injury or death during combat, they tend to live harsh lives.
  This treats psychiatric injury as damage of the same type or kind as physical injury.
  The risk was that he might not execute his dive properly and so sustain injury.
  In both instances the callous bystander can foresee serious injury if he does nothing.
  In my view the danger and risk of injury from diving in the lake where it was shallow were obvious.
  In the one case the damage is physical injury, in the other it is financial loss.
  Synonyms
  harm, hurt, wounding, damage, pain, suffering, impairment, affliction, disablement, incapacity, disability
  disfigurement
2Damage to a person's feelings.
compensation for injury to feelings
Synonyms
offence, abuse
wrong, wrongdoing, injustice, disservice, grievance
affront, insult, slight, snub, indignity, slap in the face, outrage

Phrases

do oneself an injury

informal Suffer physical harm or damage.
it's a wonder we didn't do ourselves an injury
Example sentencesExamples
- The trouble is, if you walk with your head in the air, admiring their fine facades, chances are you will do yourself an injury, due to the terrible state of the pavements in our proud town.
- Non-slip tiles on the floor will save you sliding about and doing yourself an injury.
- It is entertaining to watch but it genuinely appears as if he may do himself an injury - especially with his fellow band members spilling drinks on floor.
- But I managed to get off stage without doing myself an injury.
- In truth, you could straddle both opinions without doing yourself an injury.
- He almost did himself an injury, scrambling over barriers and spectators to embrace his daughter in a bear-hug that nearly squeezed the life out of her.
- You must speak to her Logan, she'll do herself an injury if were not careful.
- Quite how she manages to play in them without doing herself an injury is the source of some debate but she does.
- Can you sue their parents if these menaces make you fall over and do yourself an injury?
- ‘I wanted to show them it was too small,’ he says, laughing and tapping his thighs so hard, it is a wonder he does not do himself an injury.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Anglo-Norman French injurie, from Latin injuria 'a wrong', from in- (expressing negation) + jus, jur- 'right'.

judge from Middle English:
The word judge, recorded in English since the Middle Ages, looks back to a Latin word based on jus ‘law’ (the source also of just (Late Middle English), justice (Old English), injury (Late Middle English)), and dicere ‘to say’. Judges are often thought of as solemn and impressive figures, and the expression sober as a judge goes back to the 17th century, with sober originally meaning ‘serious, grave’ rather than ‘not drunk’.

Definition of injury in US English:

injury

nounˈinj(ə)rēˈɪndʒ(ə)ri

1An instance of being injured.
she suffered an injury to her back
an ankle injury
Example sentencesExamples
- The driver of the skip lorry was taken to Hope Hospital with minor leg injuries.
- The driver stopped the vehicle and had to receive hospital treatment for his injuries.
- I also had suspected brain damage and a spine injury, so I had lots of different scans.
- Ashford Hospital is able to treat minor injuries resulting from mishaps such as yours.
- The hurt or injury need not be serious or permanent but must be more than trifling or transient.
- Moreover, that failure was the very breach of duty which the plaintiff alleges caused her injury.
- My injury was the result of a gentle run through University Parks yesterday afternoon.
- Successive goals in his first two appearances for the club were followed by an injury in his third start.
- I take no responsibility for any death or injuries as a result of trying this at home.
- He suffered injuries to his head and face and is now scared of returning to the scene.
- He suffered leg and back injuries as he fell to the ground when the vehicle crashed into a hedge.
- So shocking is this injury, in fact, that there are fears over the player's career.
- They both walked out of the hospital with minor injuries hours after the shooting.
- On Wednesday of this week he underwent surgery as a result of injuries sustained at the club.
- There are no reports of such an injury resulting in any damage to a pregnant woman.
- Carey has had a recurrence of an ankle injury which has severely limited his training.
- She says she is still shaken up and suffered injuries to the face, neck and shoulders.
- There were no reports of damage or injuries, and the earthquake did not trigger a tsunami.
- It is feared the man will not walk again because of the severe spinal injuries he suffered.
- Andrew was given 10 stitches, and was left with severe headaches as a result of the injury.
Synonyms
wound, bruise, cut, gash, tear, rent, slash, gouge, scratch, graze, laceration, abrasion, contusion, lesion, sore
1. 1.1 The fact of being injured; harm or damage.
  all escaped without serious injury
  Example sentencesExamples
  The driver escaped serious injury although the car was badly damaged in the impact.
  The directions given in this case were an appreciable risk of bodily injury or death.
  In each case there was evidence consistent with recently inflicted deliberate injury.
  Where injury in fact results, as in this case, the position can be more shortly stated.
  This treats psychiatric injury as damage of the same type or kind as physical injury.
  In the one case the damage is physical injury, in the other it is financial loss.
  What the nurse does is nurse a bodily injury or take care of the consequences of bodily injury.
  More than minor injury is caused by kicking, headbutting or similar forms of assault.
  She says that as there was no injury and that the complainant behaved normally she did not record the incident.
  It is now eighteen months from injury and her symptoms have not really settled.
  The occupants escaped without serious injury after being woken by the alarm.
  It is not necessary however, to prove that the defenders' negligence was the only cause of injury.
  The risk was that he might not execute his dive properly and so sustain injury.
  In many cases, proving that injury has been caused by the defendant is very difficult.
  It is too simple to say that the mischief of this section is to deter the carrying of items that could cause injury.
  The other officer only escaped serious injury because she was wearing a protective body vest.
  In my view the danger and risk of injury from diving in the lake where it was shallow were obvious.
  It cannot mean anything less than that can it, a duty not to expose somebody to a risk of injury?
  On top of the obvious dangers of injury or death during combat, they tend to live harsh lives.
  In both instances the callous bystander can foresee serious injury if he does nothing.
  Synonyms
  harm, hurt, wounding, damage, pain, suffering, impairment, affliction, disablement, incapacity, disability
2. 1.2injury to Offense to.
  the possible injury to the feelings of others
  Synonyms
  offence, abuse

Phrases

do oneself an injury

informal Suffer physical harm or damage.
Example sentencesExamples
- He almost did himself an injury, scrambling over barriers and spectators to embrace his daughter in a bear-hug that nearly squeezed the life out of her.
- The trouble is, if you walk with your head in the air, admiring their fine facades, chances are you will do yourself an injury, due to the terrible state of the pavements in our proud town.
- It is entertaining to watch but it genuinely appears as if he may do himself an injury - especially with his fellow band members spilling drinks on floor.
- In truth, you could straddle both opinions without doing yourself an injury.
- Quite how she manages to play in them without doing herself an injury is the source of some debate but she does.
- You must speak to her Logan, she'll do herself an injury if were not careful.
- ‘I wanted to show them it was too small,’ he says, laughing and tapping his thighs so hard, it is a wonder he does not do himself an injury.
- But I managed to get off stage without doing myself an injury.
- Can you sue their parents if these menaces make you fall over and do yourself an injury?
- Non-slip tiles on the floor will save you sliding about and doing yourself an injury.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Anglo-Norman French injurie, from Latin injuria ‘a wrong’, from in- (expressing negation) + jus, jur- ‘right’.

单词	injury
释义	Definition of injury in English: injury nounPlural injuries ˈɪn(d)ʒ(ə)riˈɪndʒ(ə)ri 1An instance of being injured. she suffered an injury to her back Example sentencesExamples He suffered leg and back injuries as he fell to the ground when the vehicle crashed into a hedge. My injury was the result of a gentle run through University Parks yesterday afternoon. I take no responsibility for any death or injuries as a result of trying this at home. He suffered injuries to his head and face and is now scared of returning to the scene. Ashford Hospital is able to treat minor injuries resulting from mishaps such as yours. There are no reports of such an injury resulting in any damage to a pregnant woman. Moreover, that failure was the very breach of duty which the plaintiff alleges caused her injury. She says she is still shaken up and suffered injuries to the face, neck and shoulders. The driver stopped the vehicle and had to receive hospital treatment for his injuries. Carey has had a recurrence of an ankle injury which has severely limited his training. There were no reports of damage or injuries, and the earthquake did not trigger a tsunami. Successive goals in his first two appearances for the club were followed by an injury in his third start. So shocking is this injury, in fact, that there are fears over the player's career. They both walked out of the hospital with minor injuries hours after the shooting. The hurt or injury need not be serious or permanent but must be more than trifling or transient. Andrew was given 10 stitches, and was left with severe headaches as a result of the injury. The driver of the skip lorry was taken to Hope Hospital with minor leg injuries. It is feared the man will not walk again because of the severe spinal injuries he suffered. On Wednesday of this week he underwent surgery as a result of injuries sustained at the club. I also had suspected brain damage and a spine injury, so I had lots of different scans. Synonyms wound, bruise, cut, gash, tear, rent, slash, gouge, scratch, graze, laceration, abrasion, contusion, lesion, sore technical trauma 1.1mass noun The fact of being injured; harm or damage. all escaped without serious injury Example sentencesExamples The occupants escaped without serious injury after being woken by the alarm. She says that as there was no injury and that the complainant behaved normally she did not record the incident. More than minor injury is caused by kicking, headbutting or similar forms of assault. It cannot mean anything less than that can it, a duty not to expose somebody to a risk of injury? The driver escaped serious injury although the car was badly damaged in the impact. What the nurse does is nurse a bodily injury or take care of the consequences of bodily injury. It is not necessary however, to prove that the defenders' negligence was the only cause of injury. It is now eighteen months from injury and her symptoms have not really settled. In many cases, proving that injury has been caused by the defendant is very difficult. In each case there was evidence consistent with recently inflicted deliberate injury. The directions given in this case were an appreciable risk of bodily injury or death. The other officer only escaped serious injury because she was wearing a protective body vest. It is too simple to say that the mischief of this section is to deter the carrying of items that could cause injury. Where injury in fact results, as in this case, the position can be more shortly stated. On top of the obvious dangers of injury or death during combat, they tend to live harsh lives. This treats psychiatric injury as damage of the same type or kind as physical injury. The risk was that he might not execute his dive properly and so sustain injury. In both instances the callous bystander can foresee serious injury if he does nothing. In my view the danger and risk of injury from diving in the lake where it was shallow were obvious. In the one case the damage is physical injury, in the other it is financial loss. Synonyms harm, hurt, wounding, damage, pain, suffering, impairment, affliction, disablement, incapacity, disability disfigurement 2Damage to a person's feelings. compensation for injury to feelings Synonyms offence, abuse wrong, wrongdoing, injustice, disservice, grievance affront, insult, slight, snub, indignity, slap in the face, outrage Phrases do oneself an injury informal Suffer physical harm or damage. it's a wonder we didn't do ourselves an injury Example sentencesExamples The trouble is, if you walk with your head in the air, admiring their fine facades, chances are you will do yourself an injury, due to the terrible state of the pavements in our proud town. Non-slip tiles on the floor will save you sliding about and doing yourself an injury. It is entertaining to watch but it genuinely appears as if he may do himself an injury - especially with his fellow band members spilling drinks on floor. But I managed to get off stage without doing myself an injury. In truth, you could straddle both opinions without doing yourself an injury. He almost did himself an injury, scrambling over barriers and spectators to embrace his daughter in a bear-hug that nearly squeezed the life out of her. You must speak to her Logan, she'll do herself an injury if were not careful. Quite how she manages to play in them without doing herself an injury is the source of some debate but she does. Can you sue their parents if these menaces make you fall over and do yourself an injury? ‘I wanted to show them it was too small,’ he says, laughing and tapping his thighs so hard, it is a wonder he does not do himself an injury. Origin Late Middle English: from Anglo-Norman French injurie, from Latin injuria 'a wrong', from in- (expressing negation) + jus, jur- 'right'. judge from Middle English: The word judge, recorded in English since the Middle Ages, looks back to a Latin word based on jus ‘law’ (the source also of just (Late Middle English), justice (Old English), injury (Late Middle English)), and dicere ‘to say’. Judges are often thought of as solemn and impressive figures, and the expression sober as a judge goes back to the 17th century, with sober originally meaning ‘serious, grave’ rather than ‘not drunk’. noun.1 phr. Definition of injury in US English: injury nounˈinj(ə)rēˈɪndʒ(ə)ri 1An instance of being injured. she suffered an injury to her back an ankle injury Example sentencesExamples The driver of the skip lorry was taken to Hope Hospital with minor leg injuries. The driver stopped the vehicle and had to receive hospital treatment for his injuries. I also had suspected brain damage and a spine injury, so I had lots of different scans. Ashford Hospital is able to treat minor injuries resulting from mishaps such as yours. The hurt or injury need not be serious or permanent but must be more than trifling or transient. Moreover, that failure was the very breach of duty which the plaintiff alleges caused her injury. My injury was the result of a gentle run through University Parks yesterday afternoon. Successive goals in his first two appearances for the club were followed by an injury in his third start. I take no responsibility for any death or injuries as a result of trying this at home. He suffered injuries to his head and face and is now scared of returning to the scene. He suffered leg and back injuries as he fell to the ground when the vehicle crashed into a hedge. So shocking is this injury, in fact, that there are fears over the player's career. They both walked out of the hospital with minor injuries hours after the shooting. On Wednesday of this week he underwent surgery as a result of injuries sustained at the club. There are no reports of such an injury resulting in any damage to a pregnant woman. Carey has had a recurrence of an ankle injury which has severely limited his training. She says she is still shaken up and suffered injuries to the face, neck and shoulders. There were no reports of damage or injuries, and the earthquake did not trigger a tsunami. It is feared the man will not walk again because of the severe spinal injuries he suffered. Andrew was given 10 stitches, and was left with severe headaches as a result of the injury. Synonyms wound, bruise, cut, gash, tear, rent, slash, gouge, scratch, graze, laceration, abrasion, contusion, lesion, sore 1.1 The fact of being injured; harm or damage. all escaped without serious injury Example sentencesExamples The driver escaped serious injury although the car was badly damaged in the impact. The directions given in this case were an appreciable risk of bodily injury or death. In each case there was evidence consistent with recently inflicted deliberate injury. Where injury in fact results, as in this case, the position can be more shortly stated. This treats psychiatric injury as damage of the same type or kind as physical injury. In the one case the damage is physical injury, in the other it is financial loss. What the nurse does is nurse a bodily injury or take care of the consequences of bodily injury. More than minor injury is caused by kicking, headbutting or similar forms of assault. She says that as there was no injury and that the complainant behaved normally she did not record the incident. It is now eighteen months from injury and her symptoms have not really settled. The occupants escaped without serious injury after being woken by the alarm. It is not necessary however, to prove that the defenders' negligence was the only cause of injury. The risk was that he might not execute his dive properly and so sustain injury. In many cases, proving that injury has been caused by the defendant is very difficult. It is too simple to say that the mischief of this section is to deter the carrying of items that could cause injury. The other officer only escaped serious injury because she was wearing a protective body vest. In my view the danger and risk of injury from diving in the lake where it was shallow were obvious. It cannot mean anything less than that can it, a duty not to expose somebody to a risk of injury? On top of the obvious dangers of injury or death during combat, they tend to live harsh lives. In both instances the callous bystander can foresee serious injury if he does nothing. Synonyms harm, hurt, wounding, damage, pain, suffering, impairment, affliction, disablement, incapacity, disability 1.2injury to Offense to. the possible injury to the feelings of others Synonyms offence, abuse Phrases do oneself an injury informal Suffer physical harm or damage. Example sentencesExamples He almost did himself an injury, scrambling over barriers and spectators to embrace his daughter in a bear-hug that nearly squeezed the life out of her. The trouble is, if you walk with your head in the air, admiring their fine facades, chances are you will do yourself an injury, due to the terrible state of the pavements in our proud town. It is entertaining to watch but it genuinely appears as if he may do himself an injury - especially with his fellow band members spilling drinks on floor. In truth, you could straddle both opinions without doing yourself an injury. Quite how she manages to play in them without doing herself an injury is the source of some debate but she does. You must speak to her Logan, she'll do herself an injury if were not careful. ‘I wanted to show them it was too small,’ he says, laughing and tapping his thighs so hard, it is a wonder he does not do himself an injury. But I managed to get off stage without doing myself an injury. Can you sue their parents if these menaces make you fall over and do yourself an injury? Non-slip tiles on the floor will save you sliding about and doing yourself an injury. Origin Late Middle English: from Anglo-Norman French injurie, from Latin injuria ‘a wrong’, from in- (expressing negation) + jus, jur- ‘right’. noun.1 phr.
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