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wound: I. noun II. transitive verb
wound: verb
flesh wound: noun
gunshot wound: noun
wound up

I . wound¹ [wu:nd] N

1. wound (hurt part):

rana f

gaping [or open]/stab wound

otwarta rana/kłuta rana

2. wound fig (psychological hurt):

uraz m

to reopen old wounds [or an old wound]

rozdrapywać [perf rozdrapać] stare rany

II . wound¹ [wu:nd] VB trans

1. wound (hurt physically):

to wound sb in sth

ranić [perf z-] kogoś w coś

to wound sb fatally [or mortally]

śmiertelnie kogoś zranić

2. wound fig (offend):

to wound sb by sth

urazić kogoś czymś

to wound sb's pride

zranić czyjąś dumę

wound² [waʊnd] VB

wound pt, pp of wind 2

See also wind up , wind on , wind down , wind back , wind , wind

I . wind up VB trans

1. wind up (end):

kończyć [perf za-]

2. wind up (close down):

to wind up a company

zamykać [perf zamknąć] firmę

3. wind up clock, spring:

nakręcać [perf nakręcić]

4. wind up Brit inf (kid):

nabierać [perf nabrać]

5. wind up Brit inf (annoy):

wkurzać [perf wkurzyć]

to wind sb up

droczyć się z kimś

II . wind up VB intr inf (end up)

to wind up homeless

kończyć [perf s-] jako bezdomny

to wind up in prison

kończyć [perf s-] w więzieniu

wind on VB trans

wind on video film

przewijać [perf przewinąć] do przodu

wind on photo film

I . wind down VB trans

1. wind down (lower):

opuszczać [perf opuścić]

2. wind down (reduce):

[stopniowo] likwidować

II . wind down VB intr

1. wind down (relax):

odprężać [perf odprężyć] się

2. wind down (finish):

kończyć [perf s-] się

I . wind back VB trans

wind back film, tape:

przewijać [perf przewinąć] do początku

II . wind back VB intr

przewijać [perf przewinąć] się

I . wind² <wound, wound> [waɪnd] VB trans

1. wind (wrap sth onto sth):

wind

nawijać [perf nawinąć]

wind bandage

owijać [perf owinąć]

she wound the scarf around her neck

owinęła szyję szalem

she wound the scarf around her neck (into ball)

zwijać [perf zwinąć]

2. wind clock, toy:

wind

nakręcać [perf nakręcić]

3. wind handle:

wind

przekręcać [perf przekręcić]

II . wind² <wound, wound> [waɪnd] VB intr

wind river, road:

wind

I . wind¹ [wɪnd] N

1. wind (air):

wind

wiatr m

winds up to 60 miles per hour

wiatry [wiejące z prędkością] do 60 mil na godzinę

there isn't enough wind

wiatr jest za słaby

the west wind

wiatr z zachodu

gust of wind

silny powiew wiatru

against/with the wind

pod wiatr/z wiatrem

2. wind no pl (breath):

wind

oddech m

to get one's wind

złapać oddech

to knock the wind out of sb

pozbawić kogoś tchu

3. wind no pl Brit (in stomach):

wind

wzdęcia ntpl

to break wind

garlic gives me dreadful wind

po czosnku mam okropne wzdęcia

4. wind no pl pej (words):

wind

pustosłowie nt

a load of wind

Phrases:

to get wind of sth inf

zwietrzyć coś

to get the wind up Brit

przestraszyć się

there's sth in the wind

coś wisi w powietrzu

to put the wind up sb Brit

przestraszyć kogoś

to take the wind out of sb's sails

podciąć komuś skrzydła

II . wind¹ [wɪnd] VB trans

1. wind (of breath):

wind

pozbawiać [perf pozbawić] tchu

to be/get winded

zapowietrzyć się

2. wind Brit:

to wind a baby

pomóc dziecku, żeby mu się odbiło

flesh wound N

flesh wound

powierzchowna rana f

gunshot wound N

gunshot wound

rana f postrzałowa

wound up

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Usage examples with wounds

to lick one's wounds

lizać swoje rany

to reopen old wounds [or an old wound]

rozdrapywać [perf rozdrapać] stare rany

time is a great healer [or time heals all wounds] proverbial

czas leczy rany

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The wounds gush a thick liquid, covering the child. en.wikipedia.org

He had three self-inflicted wounds to his throat, and the deputies reported that his clothing was torn and his body burned in a dozen places. en.wikipedia.org

The struggle was so hard, as it went on for a long time, leaving behind a body covered by wounds and contusions. en.wikipedia.org

She dwells in the wounds of the world, deserts, ruined houses, poverty, tatters, hunger, thirst, quarrels, mourning of children, in wild and other uncivilized, dangerous places. en.wikipedia.org

He deduces that the men have been injected with poison (from small wounds in their thumbs), and expounds at length on snake venom. en.wikipedia.org

During the night, traumatised by the event, she fell off her bed and inflicted the gravest of the wounds by hitting her temple on the corner of her bed-side table. en.wikipedia.org

But the wounds are scabbing over enough that we've got to move forward. www.usatoday.com

It heals all wounds acquired by its host, replacing the missing tissue and organs with their own bodies as well as reattaching limbs. en.wikipedia.org

However, his surgical wounds became infected, and he was bedridden for six months. en.wikipedia.org

However, the wounds created by the surgery are usually associated with considerable post-operative pain which necessitates a prolonged recovery period. en.wikipedia.org

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