英语词汇bruise怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ bruise /ˈbruːz/ noun

plural bruises

¹ bruise

/ˈbruːz/

noun

plural bruises

Learner's definition of BRUISE

[count]

: a dark and painful area on your skin that is caused by an injury（皮肤上的）青肿，瘀伤

He had a bad bruise on his leg after he fell.他摔了一跤，腿上青了一大块。

: a dark area on a plant or piece of fruit that has been damaged（植物或水果表面的）伤，碰伤处

a bruise on an apple苹果表面的碰伤处

² bruise /ˈbruːz/ verb

bruises; bruised; bruising

² bruise

/ˈbruːz/

verb

bruises; bruised; bruising

Learner's definition of BRUISE

a [+ object] : to cause a bruise on (part of a person's body, a piece of fruit, etc.)使青肿；使出现伤痕；使碰伤

She bruised her knee when she fell.她摔了一跤，碰青了膝盖。

— often used as (be) bruised常用作(be) bruised

His arms and legs were badly bruised in the accident.他的胳膊和腿在事故中严重碰伤。

b [no object] : to get a bruise青肿；出现伤痕；碰伤

She bruises easily. [=she gets bruises from minor injuries that would not cause bruises in most people]她受点小伤都会出现瘀青。

[+ object] : to hurt (someone's confidence, feelings, etc.) through speech or actions挫伤；伤害

I don't want to bruise anyone's feelings.我不想伤害任何人的感情。

— usually used as (be) bruised通常用作(be) bruised

His ego was badly bruised when he lost the race.他输了比赛后，自尊心受到重创。
There were bruised feelings after he was thrown out of the band.他被赶出乐队后，觉得很受伤害。

— bruising

noun

[noncount]

I noticed some bruising on his back.我注意到他背上有些瘀伤。

[singular]

His ego took a bruising when he lost.他输了，自尊心受到了伤害。

单词	bruise
释义	bruise (verb) bruise 2 ENTRIES FOUND: bruise (noun) bruise (verb) ¹ bruise /ˈbruːz/ noun plural bruises ¹ bruise /ˈbruːz/ noun plural bruises Learner's definition of BRUISE [count] 1 : a dark and painful area on your skin that is caused by an injury（皮肤上的）青肿，瘀伤 He had a bad bruise on his leg after he fell.他摔了一跤，腿上青了一大块。 2 : a dark area on a plant or piece of fruit that has been damaged（植物或水果表面的）伤，碰伤处 a bruise on an apple苹果表面的碰伤处 ² bruise /ˈbruːz/ verb bruises; bruised; bruising ² bruise /ˈbruːz/ verb bruises; bruised; bruising Learner's definition of BRUISE 1 a [+ object] : to cause a bruise on (part of a person's body, a piece of fruit, etc.)使青肿；使出现伤痕；使碰伤 She bruised her knee when she fell.她摔了一跤，碰青了膝盖。 — often used as (be) bruised常用作(be) bruised His arms and legs were badly bruised in the accident.他的胳膊和腿在事故中严重碰伤。 b [no object] : to get a bruise青肿；出现伤痕；碰伤 She bruises easily. [=she gets bruises from minor injuries that would not cause bruises in most people]她受点小伤都会出现瘀青。 2 [+ object] : to hurt (someone's confidence, feelings, etc.) through speech or actions挫伤；伤害 I don't want to bruise anyone's feelings.我不想伤害任何人的感情。 — usually used as (be) bruised通常用作(be) bruised His ego was badly bruised when he lost the race.他输了比赛后，自尊心受到重创。 There were bruised feelings after he was thrown out of the band.他被赶出乐队后，觉得很受伤害。 — bruising noun [noncount] I noticed some bruising on his back.我注意到他背上有些瘀伤。 [singular] His ego took a bruising when he lost.他输了，自尊心受到了伤害。
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