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injured adjective 1. hurt, damaged, wounded, broken, cut, crushed, disabled, weakened, bruised, scarred, crook (Austral. & N.Z. slang), fractured, lamed, mutilated, maimed, mangled The injured man had a superficial stomach wound. 2. wronged, abused, harmed, insulted, offended, tainted, tarnished, blackened, maligned, vilified, mistreated, dishonoured, defamed, ill-treated, maltreated, ill-used As yet, there has been no complaint from the injured party. 3. upset, hurt, wounded, troubled, bothered, undermined, distressed, unhappy, stung, put out, grieved, hassled (informal), disgruntled, displeased, reproachful, cut to the quick compensation for injured feelings Translations injured [ˈɪndʒəd] A. ADJ 2. (fig) [tone, look] → dolido; [feelings] → herido to give sb an injured look → mirar a algn con expresión dolida to say sth in an injured tone → decir algo con tono dolido injured pride → orgullo m herido 3. (Jur) the injured party → la parte perjudicada B. NPL there were four injured → hubo cuatro heridos the injured → los heridos injured [ˈɪndʒərd] adj injured [ˈɪndʒəd] 1. adj (person, leg) → ferito/a; (tone, feelings) → offeso/a 2. npl the injured → i feriti injured [ˈɪndʒəd] 1. adj (person, leg) → ferito/a; (tone, feelings) → offeso/a 2. npl the injured → i feriti How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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From an attachment to her husband, which in itself does honour to both, she cannot forgive the endeavours at preventing their union, which have been attributed to selfishness in Lady Susan; but in this case, as well as in many others, the world has most grossly injured that lady, by supposing the worst where the motives of her conduct have been doubtful. "But all this does not tell us," said Athos, "how you injured your boat. But, Michael, sliding helplessly down the perpendicular bottom of the crate, fetched up with his full weight on the injured paw. |
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