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1 wound
I1. n1) рана; поранення2) перен. образа; кривда; душевна рана; шкода3) поріз, розріз, насічка, зарубка (на дереві)wound dressing — мед. перев'язування рани
wound fever — мед. ранова гарячка
wound suture — мед. шов на рану
wound treatment — мед. лікування ран
2. v1) поранити2) перен. завдати болю; уразити; образити3) с.г. скарифікувати (Грунт)IIpast і p.p. від wind* * *I [wuːnd] n1) рана, пораненняwound or exit [of entry] — мeд. вихідний [вхідний]отвір рани
2) душевний біль; образаto inflict a wound upon smb 's honour — образити чию-н. честь
3) поріз, розріз, надсічка ( на дереві)our team is still licking its wounds after its unexpected defeat — наша команда все ще приходить до тями після неочікуванної поразки
II [wuːnd] vto rub salt into smb 's wounds — сипати сіль на рани
1) ранити2) завдати болю; вколоти, зачепити3) c-г. скарифікувати ( насіння)III [waund] past, р. р. від wind I IV [waund] past, р. р. від wind II -
2 wound
I [wuːnd] n1) рана, пораненняwound or exit [of entry] — мeд. вихідний [вхідний]отвір рани
2) душевний біль; образаto inflict a wound upon smb 's honour — образити чию-н. честь
3) поріз, розріз, надсічка ( на дереві)our team is still licking its wounds after its unexpected defeat — наша команда все ще приходить до тями після неочікуванної поразки
II [wuːnd] vto rub salt into smb 's wounds — сипати сіль на рани
1) ранити2) завдати болю; вколоти, зачепити3) c-г. скарифікувати ( насіння)III [waund] past, р. р. від wind I IV [waund] past, р. р. від wind II
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