contusion — an injury to part of the body that does not break the skin but causes a bruise
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: an injury to part of the body that does not break the skin but causes a bruise
Pronunciation (IPA): /kənˈtuːʒən/
Korean meaning: 타박상, 멍
Korean pronunciation: 컨**튜**전
Example Sentences
- After falling off his bike, Tom proudly showed off his colorful leg contusion like it was a work of art.
- The doctor examined the contusion and recommended ice therapy.
- She got a massive contusion on her forehead from walking into a glass door she thought was open.
contusion
NOUN//kənˈtuːʒən//
an injury to part of the body that does not break the skin but causes a bruise
an injury to part of the body that does not break the skin but causes a bruise
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From contusion comes confusion, then conclusion!
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Origin
라틴어 'contundere'에서 유래했는데, 이는 '함께 두드리다, 짓이기다'라는 뜻입니다. 마치 망치로 두드려서 멍이 든 것처럼 말이죠.
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“After falling off his bike, Tom proudly showed off his colorful leg contusion like it was a work of art.”
“The doctor examined the contusion and recommended ice therapy.”
“She got a massive contusion on her forehead from walking into a glass door she thought was open.”
“The athlete's contusion was visible through his uniform.”
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