injuries

英 [ˈɪndʒəriz]

美 [ˈɪndʒəriz]

n.  (对躯体的)伤害，损伤; (对感情的)伤害，挫伤
injury的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-VAR 伤害;损伤
  Aninjuryis damage done to a person's or an animal's body.
  1. Four police officers sustained serious injuries in the explosion...
     4名警官在爆炸中受重伤。
  2. The two other passengers escaped serious injury.
     另外两名乘客逃过一劫，未受重伤。
• N-VAR (感情、名誉上的)伤害,损害
  If someone suffersinjury totheir feelings, they are badly upset by something. If they sufferinjury totheir reputation, their reputation is seriously harmed.
  1. She was awarded £3,500 for injury to her feelings.
     她判得 3,500 英镑精神损失赔偿。
• toadd insult to injury→ see:See insult

双语例句

• More than a third of all pedestrian injuries are to children.
  所有受伤的行人中有1/3以上是儿童。
• An experienced nurse treats all minor injuries.
  一位有经验的护士处理所有的轻伤。
• This has been my worst time for injuries since I started as a professional footballer
  这是我当职业足球运动员以来受伤来得最不是时候的一次。
• Four police officers were taken to hospital with whiplash injuries.
  颈部过度屈伸受伤的4位警察被送进了医院。
• Happily, his neck injuries were not serious
  很幸运，他脖子上的伤并不严重。
• I have never seen such horrific injuries
  我从来没有见过如此严重的伤势。
• Each year more than two million household injuries need medical attention.
  每年有超过200万起家中受伤事件需要医疗处理。
• We were told when he was taken to hospital that his injuries were so severe death would be merciful
  他被送到医院时，医生告诉我们他伤势过重，死亡对他算是一种幸运的解脱。
• They tried to handcuff him but, despite his injuries, he fought his way free.
  他们试图把他铐起来，但尽管有伤在身，他还是奋力挣脱了。
• These injuries were avoidable
  这些伤是可以避免的。