"injuries" Chinese-English Dictionary

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Chinese Pinyin Translation
受伤 受傷 shòu shāng v. to sustain injuries / wounded (in an accident etc) / harmed syn
伤亡 傷亡 shāng wáng v., n. casualties / injuries and deaths syn
轻伤 輕傷 qīng shāng lightly wounded / minor injuries
国际烧伤学会 國際燒傷學會 International Society for Burn Injuries
疾病、伤害、死亡原因国际统计分类 疾病、傷害、死亡原因國際統計分類 International Statistical Classification of Diseases, Injuries, and Causes of Death
对执行联合国职务时所受损害的赔偿 對執行聯合國職務時所受損害的賠償 Reparation for Injuries Suffered in the Service of the United Nations
七损八伤 七損八傷 qī sǔn bā shāng (idiom) Describes severe damage or serious injuries.
伤夷折衄 shāng yí zhé nǜ (idiom) To suffer injuries and setbacks. It describes someone or an undertaking severely affected by repeated failures.
皮伤肉绽 皮傷肉綻 pí shāng ròu zhàn (idiom) The skin and flesh are torn open. It describes serious injuries caused by beating or brutal mistreatment.
皮开肉破 皮開肉破 pí kāi ròu pò (idiom) To have the skin and flesh torn open. It describes severe injuries caused by beatings or abuse.
皮破肉烂 皮破肉爛 pí pò ròu làn (idiom) Describes very severe injuries, with the skin and flesh badly damaged.
皮破血流 pí pò xuè liú (idiom) Describes severe injuries, with broken skin and flowing blood.
肉绽皮开 肉綻皮開 ròu zhàn pí kāi (idiom) To have the skin and flesh split open. The expression describes severe injuries, often caused by brutal beating or torture.
身无完肤 身無完膚 shēn wú wán fū (idiom) 1. To be covered in injuries after being beaten. 2. To be so severely attacked or damaged that survival or continued existence becomes difficult.
鼻塌唇青 bí tā chún qīng (idiom) Describes a face with severe injuries.
鼻肿眼青 鼻腫眼青 bí zhǒng yǎn qīng (idiom) The nose is swollen and the area around the eyes is bruised. It describes a face with severe injuries.
鼻青眼乌 鼻青眼烏 bí qīng yǎn wū (idiom) To have a bruised nose and blackened eye sockets. Describes severe facial injuries.
鼻青眼紫 bí qīng yǎn zǐ (idiom) The nose is bruised blue and the area around the eyes is purple. It describes a face with severe injuries.
The four tones The four tones of Mandarin Pitch over time: tone 1 high and level (red), tone 2 rising (orange), tone 3 falling then rising (green), tone 4 falling (blue). tone 1 tone 2 tone 3 tone 4 Time Pitch

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