wounds
n. countable B1 Intermediate US //ˈwundz// UK //wˈuːndz// wounds
n. injuries to your body, especially ones where your skin is cut or broken. You can also use this word to talk about deep emotional pain.
n. physical injuries involving a break in the skin or mucous membrane, typically caused by a cut, blow, or impact. Often used metaphorically to describe psychological or emotional trauma.
The doctor cleaned the wounds on his arm.
The nurse carefully bandaged the patient's wounds to prevent infection and promote faster healing.
While the physical wounds healed within weeks, the psychological impact of the accident remained a significant hurdle for the survivor's recovery.
Usage
Commonly used in the plural when referring to multiple injuries or general trauma.