bandaged

bandaged — 動詞

1. to wrap a strip of cloth or medical material around a wound or injured part of t

1.動詞及物B1
釋義

包紮

在傷口或受傷部位纏繞繃帶

to wrap a strip of cloth or medical material around a wound or injured part of the body in order to protect it and help it heal.

例句

After cutting her finger on a broken glass, Jiwoo carefully bandaged the wound with gauze.

Jiwoo 在手指被碎玻璃割傷後，仔細地用紗布包紮了傷口。

bandage + wound after describing the accident

The nurse bandaged Felix's sprained ankle tightly before sending him home.

護士緊緊地包紮了 Felix 扭傷的腳踝，然後讓他回家。

bandage + someone's + body part (sprained ankle)

同義詞
  • dress

    specific to medical wound care; 'The nurse dressed the wound' focuses on cleaning and covering it

  • wrap

    more general — you can wrap anything in cloth, not just injuries

  • bind

    emphasises tying tightly with a strip of cloth

反義詞
  • unbandage

    to remove the bandage from a wound; less common

文法句型

bandage + body part

bandage + wound/area

bandage + someone's + body part

用法筆記

The object is usually the wound itself or the injured body part, not the person as a whole. 'She bandaged her son' is acceptable, but 'She bandaged her son's knee' is more natural.

常見錯誤

❌He bandaged a bandage around his arm.
✅He bandaged his arm.
💡'bandage' as a verb already includes the idea of applying a bandage; don't use both 'bandaged' and 'a bandage' together.

bandaged — 形容詞