wounding

英 [英 [ˈwuːndɪŋ]]

美 [美 [ˈwuːndɪŋ]]

adj.  伤感情的
v.  使(身体)受伤; (用武器)伤害; 使(心灵)受伤; 伤感情
wound的现在分词

　 　 现在分词：wounding　 复数：woundings　

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双语例句

• The bullpup design allows a shorter weapon overall length without sacrificing hitting power and wounding effects.
  无托设计不牺牲打击力和杀伤效果而允许一个较短的武器全长。
• The armed robbers opened fire on the truck, killing one guard and wounding another.
  武装抢匪在卡车上开火，二名警卫一死一伤。
• "Shooting or attempting to shoot, or wounding or striking with intent to do grievous bodily harm"
  意图造成身体严重伤害而射击企图射击、伤人或打人
• A bomb explodes in one of the busiest commercial centers in Turkey's capital Ankara, killing at least six and wounding dozens more.
  在土耳其首都安卡拉一处繁华的商业中心，发生了一起爆炸事件，造成至少6人死亡，几十人受伤。
• A remark capable of wounding mentally.
  能够产生心理伤害的话。
• I lunged at my opponent, wounding him.
  我向对手猛刺，使他受了伤。
• The unfolding economic debacle in the developed world is wounding China, but not killing it.
  发达世界上演的经济危机已经波及中国，但还没有严重到扼杀中国经济的增长势头。
• Gallic logic often tempted him to carry his postulates to extremes, unnecessarily wounding to Americans.
  高卢人的逻辑常常使得他把他的一些设想发展到极端，以致不必要地伤害了美国人。
• Citizens outside the camp killing two people and wounding four others.
  落到联合国设施以外的火箭弹还打死两个平民，打伤其他4人。
• He was constantly wounding Princess Marya's feelings, but his daughter needed no effort to forgive him.
  他不断地、无情地侮辱公爵小姐玛丽亚，为了原谅他，他女儿甚至不能克制自己了。