contusion
contusion 英 [kənˈtju:ʒn] 美 [kənˈtuʒn]
n. 挫伤；撞伤；青肿
名词复数:contusions
- Contusion is really just a fancy word for a bad bruise. Professional athletes are often benched suffering from contusions. After all, if they're being paid millions, it sounds kinda wimpy to pull them because they're suffering from a...bruise.
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- n. 挫伤；撞伤；青肿
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1. The second patient has a big contusion on his leg.
第二个病人的腿被严重打伤。
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2. When cops arrived they found the girlfriend bleeding from the face with a contusion on the back of her head.
当警察赶到时，他们发现这位女友头部受伤，满脸是血。
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3. Conclusion In patients with flail chest, abnormal breathing and lung contusion should be managed differently and individually.
结论临床处理连枷胸对反常呼吸运动和肺挫伤，应区别对待，有所侧重。
- contusion (n.) c. 1400, "act of beating or bruising; a bruise, an injury to the body without apparent wound or fracture," from Latin contusionem (nominative contusio) "a crushing, breaking, batteringm" in medical language, "a bruise," noun of action from past-participle stem of contundere "to beat, bruise, grind, crush, break to pieces," from assimilated form of com-, here probably an intensive prefix (see com-), + tundere "to beat" (see obtuse).
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