wounded

UK:*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈwuːndɪd/US:USA pronunciation: respellingUSA pronunciation: respelling(wo̅o̅ndid)

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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Principal Translations
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wounded adj (hurt)herido/a adj
 The wounded soldiers were sent home.
 Los soldados heridos fueron enviados a casa.
wounded adj (feelings)herido/a adj
  lastimado adj
 James felt wounded after Amanda said his novel wasn't any good.
 James se sintió herido cuando Amanda le dijo que su novela no era nada buena.
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Additional Translations
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the wounded npl (people)heridos nmpl
 Two of the wounded were discharged from the hospital the next day.
 A dos de los heridos les dieron el alta del hospital al día siguiente.
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Principal Translations
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wound n (injury caused by weapon)herida nf
 The soldier's wound was caused by a bullet.
 La herida del soldado fue causada por una bala.
wound n (injury)herida nf
  daño nm
 Helen went to the doctor because the wound on her leg wasn't healing.
 Helen fue al doctor porque la herida en su pierna no sanaba.
wound [sb] vtr (injure, hurt)herir a vtr + prep
  dañar a vtr + prep
  lastimar a vtr + prep
 The bomb blast wounded a lot of people.
 La explosión de la bomba hirió a mucha gente.
wound [sb] vtr figurative (hurt emotionally) (emociones)herir a vtr + prep
  dañar a vtr + prep
  lastimar a vtr + prep
 Mark's unkind words wounded Paul.
 Las palabras crueles de Mark hirieron a Paul.
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Additional Translations
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wound adj (coiled)enrollado/a adj
  (alambre, hilo)bobinado, devanado adj
 There was a wound hosepipe in the corner of the garden.
 Había una manguera enrollada en un rincón del jardín.
wound n figurative, often plural (hurt feelings)herida nf
  ofensa nf
 Rose thought her breakup with Ian was a wound that would never heal.
 Rosa creía que su separación de Ian sería una herida que nunca sanaría.
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Compound Forms:
wounded | wound
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fatally wounded adj (injury resulting in death)herido de muerte grupo nom
the walking wounded n (military: injured but able to walk)herido en batalla loc nom m
the walking wounded n figurative (emotionally damaged people) (figurado)los heridos nmpl
  los dañados nmpl
wounded pride n (embarrassment or shame)maltrecha dignidad loc nom f
  orgullo herido loc nom m
 When I fell off my bike the worst thing I suffered was wounded pride.
 Cuando me caí de la bicicleta el peor sufrimiento fue la maltrecha dignidad.
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Collocations: [attend to, treat, help] the wounded, came to the [rescue, aid] of the wounded, set up a [tent, bay] for the wounded, more...

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