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1 ernstig letsel oplopen
ernstig letsel oplopenVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > ernstig letsel oplopen
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2 letsel
1 injury♦voorbeelden:iemand zwaar lichamelijk letsel toebrengen • inflict grievous bodily harm on someonelichamelijk letsel oplopen • sustain physical injuryhij is er zonder letsel afgekomen • he escaped without injury -
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♦voorbeelden:1 gewond raken • be/get injuredlicht/zwaar/dodelijk gewond • slightly/seriously/fatally injuredgewond aan het been • injured/wounded in the leg -
4 licht/zwaar/dodelijk gewond
licht/zwaar/dodelijk gewondslightly/seriously/fatally injuredVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > licht/zwaar/dodelijk gewond
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5 zwaargewond
1 badly/seriously wounded/injured
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