US /ˈwundɪd/
・UK /ˈwu:ndɪd/
The death toll has risen to more than 100 people killed and hundreds are wounded as investigators comb through the charred wreckage for more victims.
The death toll has risen to more than 100 people killed and hundreds are wounded as investigators comb through the charred wreckage for more victims.
As First Lady, I've had the extraordinary privilege of visiting wounded warriors in military hospitals all across this country.
As First Lady, I have the extraordinary privilege of visiting wounded warriors in military hospitals
So he got wounded.
We had a fidget spinner event, and a piece broke off, so he got wounded.
At least 10 others, including a priest, were wounded in the strike.
At least 10 others, including a priest, were wounded in the strike.
Officials in the city of Odessa say at least two people have been killed, five others wounded in an overnight drone strike.
Officials in the city of Odessa say at least two people have been killed, five others wounded, in an overnight drone strike.
The Dolls split in 2010, following a period of internal conflict and wounded egos.
The Dolls split in 2010 following a period of internal conflict and wounded egos.
Among the wounded, Gabriel Romanelli, a parish priest known for his close connection to the late Pope Francis.
Among the wounded: Gabriel Romanelli, a parish priest known for his close connection to the late Pope Francis.
The Events of September 11, 2001 We don't think we need to get into the specifics of what remains the deadliest terror attack in not only American history but the entire world's, with nearly 3,000 dead and as many as 25,000 wounded. 9-11 was an unmitigated disaster that changed history in an instant.
We don't think we need to get into the specifics of what remains the deadliest terror attack in not only American history but the entire world's, with nearly 3,000 dead and as many as 25,000 wounded.
Triage is the process of separating all the injured or wounded or sick people in order of priority.
"Triage" is the process of separating all the injured, or wounded, or sick people in
She's like a wounded, caged animal that will not let up.
She's like a wounded, caged animal that will not let up.