maimed

• Décrit une personne ou un animal qui a subi une blessure grave, en particulier avec la perte d'un membre ou d'une partie du corps.

Describes a person or animal that has been severely injured, especially by losing a limb or body part.

1. Physically disabled or injuredB2formal

   Having a part of the body permanently damaged or disabled, often due to an accident or violence.

   Estropié, mutilé

   • The soldier was maimed in the explosion and lost his leg.
   • The accident left him maimed for life.
   • She cared for maimed animals at the rescue center.

   Synonymescrippleddisabledincapacitatedinjuredlamemangledmutilatedwounded

   Antonymesintactsounduninjuredunscathedwhole

• Nom collectif désignant des personnes gravement blessées ou mutilées, souvent avec des dommages physiques permanents.

A noun referring to people who have been severely injured or wounded, often resulting in permanent physical damage.

1. Wounded peopleB2formal

   Individuals who have been severely injured, often resulting in permanent damage or loss of a body part.

   mutilés (personnes)

   • The hospital provided care for the maimed after the accident.
   • Charities often support the maimed in war-torn regions.
   • The maimed were given prosthetic limbs to help them walk again.

   Synonymesdisabledhurtinjuredwounded

   Antonymeshealthyunwoundedwhole

• Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action d'infliger à quelqu'un une blessure grave entraînant des dommages irréversibles à une partie du corps.

A verb used to indicate the act of injuring someone severely, causing permanent damage to a part of the body.

1. Seriously injure or mutilateC1formal

   To wound or injure someone so severely that part of the body is permanently damaged or missing.

   Estropier, mutiler

   • The explosion maimed several workers, leaving them with lifelong injuries.
   • The animal was maimed by the trap and could no longer walk properly.
   • He was maimed in a car accident and lost the use of his legs.

   Synonymescrippledisabledisfigureinjurelaceratemanglemutilate

   Antonymescureheal