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♦ wound (1) /wu:nd/n.1 ferita; piaga: a knife wound, una ferita di taglio; a mortal wound, una ferita mortale; a gaping wound, una ferita aperta; to dress a wound, medicare una ferita; to heal a wound, sanare una ferita; gunshot wound, ferita d'arma da fuoco; stab wound, ferita di punta2 (fig.) ingiuria; offesa: a wound to sb.'s pride [vanity], un'offesa all'orgoglio [alla vanità] di q.● (med.) wound shock, shock traumatico □ (fig.) to leave a wound, lasciare il segno (fig.).wound (2) /waʊnd/ (to) wound /wu:nd/v. t.ferire; (fig.) offendere: They were wounded in a riot, furono feriti in una sommossa; You've wounded his feelings, l'hai ferito nei suoi sentimenti● seriously wounded, gravemente ferito □ (fig.) willing to wound, malevolo; maligno. -
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flesh \wound Fleischwunde f;a gaping/open \wound eine klaffende/offene Wunde;a nasty \wound eine schlimme Wunde;to reopen old \wounds [or an old \wound] alte Wunden wieder aufreißen vtto \wound sbto be \wounded in the leg am Bein verletzt [o verwundet] werden;to \wound sb's heart jdn [o jds Gefühle pl] verletzen;to \wound sb deeply jdn tief verletzen -
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Ⅰwound [wu:nd]1. n1) ра́на; ране́ние2) оби́да, оскорбле́ние; уще́рб3) поэт. му́ки любви́2. v1) ра́нить2) причиня́ть боль, заде́ть;to wound smb.'s feelings заде́ть чьи-л. чу́вства
;he was wounded in his deepest affections он был оскорблён в свои́х лу́чших чу́вствах
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5 wound-rotor motor
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wound-rotor motor ( wound-rotor induction motor) Schleifringläufermotor m, Induktionsschleifringläufermotor mEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > wound-rotor motor
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9 wound flexible spring
English-german engineering dictionary > wound flexible spring
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12 wound mortally
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13 wound or hit in the head
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14 wound or kill with an arrow
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15 wound or scab on the head
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16 wound the pride of
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18 wound with a goad
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