injuring

英 [ˈɪndʒərɪŋ]

美 [ˈɪndʒərɪŋ]

v.  (尤指在事故中)伤害，使受伤; 损害，伤害(名誉、自尊等)
injure的现在分词

柯林斯词典

• VERB 伤害;使受伤
  If youinjurea person or animal, you damage some part of their body.
  1. A number of bombs have exploded, seriously injuring at least five people...
     数个炸弹爆炸,造成至少5人重伤。
  2. Several policemen were injured in the clashes.
     几名警察在冲突中受伤。
  3. ...stiff penalties for motorists who kill, maim, and injure.
     对致人死亡、残疾、受伤的驾车者处以严厉惩罚

双语例句

• The huge glass chandelier fell from the roof, injuring a woman.
  巨大的玻璃吊灯从房顶掉落，砸伤了一位女士。
• Injuring all of a man's ten fingers is not as effective as chopping off one.
  伤其十指，不如断其一指。
• By the IAWS of serious injuring and anti-prostitution act.
  根据严重伤害和反卖淫法。
• The agreement will reduce deficits without injuring economic growth.
  协议将在不损害经济增长的情况下降低赤字。
• Hoped to last the season without injuring her leg again.
  希望她能够挺过这个季节，不要再弄伤腿了。
• A bomb exploded in a quiet street, injuring several people, none seriously.
  一颗炸弹在一条安静的街上爆炸，使许多人受伤，但无一重伤。
• Pardoning the bad is injuring the good.
  宽恕坏人就是伤害好人。
• He was already trying to stop her from injuring herself and urging her to eat.
  他已经试过让她别伤害自己和进食。
• Injuring the reputation of state organs;
  损害国家机关信誉的；
• Firecrackers often cause fire and explosion, killing and injuring many people.
  鞭炮经常发生爆炸事故，造成大量人员死伤。