Summary
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- wound:
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Wiktionary:
- wound → Wunde, Verletzung, Verwundung
- wound → verletzen, verwunden, blessieren
- wound → verwunden, verletzen, Wunde, Verwundung, Verletzung
English
Detailed Translations for wound from English to German
wound:
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the wound (injury; hurt)
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the wound (cut; incision; knife wound)
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the wound (bit-sore)
die Gebißwunde
Conjugations for wound:
present
- wound
- wound
- wounds
- wound
- wound
- wound
simple past
- wounded
- wounded
- wounded
- wounded
- wounded
- wounded
present perfect
- have wounded
- have wounded
- has wounded
- have wounded
- have wounded
- have wounded
past continuous
- was wounding
- were wounding
- was wounding
- were wounding
- were wounding
- were wounding
future
- shall wound
- will wound
- will wound
- shall wound
- will wound
- will wound
continuous present
- am wounding
- are wounding
- is wounding
- are wounding
- are wounding
- are wounding
subjunctive
- be wounded
- be wounded
- be wounded
- be wounded
- be wounded
- be wounded
diverse
- wound!
- let's wound!
- wounded
- wounding
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they
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Wiktionary Translations for wound:
wound
Cross Translation:
noun
wound
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injury
- wound → Wunde; Verletzung
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something that offends a person’s feelings
- wound → Verletzung
verb
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(transitiv) veraltet, Soldatensprache: jemanden verletzen; jemanden verwunden
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jemanden physisch (auch lebensgefährlich oder tödlich) verwunden
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jemanden verletzen, eine Wunde zufügen
Cross Translation:
From | To | Via |
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• wound | → verwunden; verletzen | ↔ verwonden — lichamelijk letsel veroorzaken |
• wound | → Wunde | ↔ wond — een beschadiging in of aan het lichaam |
• wound | → verletzen; verwunden | ↔ blesser — frapper d’un coup qui fait une contusion, une plaie, une fracture. |
• wound | → Verwundung; Verletzung; Wunde | ↔ blessure — plaie ou fracture produire par un coup ou un choc. — note On le dit plus communément des coups qui entament la chair. |
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