bandaged

Describes a person or body part that has been covered with a bandage for protection or treatment.

• 🇵🇹Diz-se de uma pessoa ou parte do corpo que foi coberta com uma bandagem ou atadura, geralmente para proteger ou tratar um ferimento.

1. Wrapped with a bandage B1 formal

   Having a wound or injury covered with a strip of material for protection or healing.

   • His bandaged hand was visible under the sleeve.
   • The nurse checked the bandaged area for signs of infection.
   • She walked carefully with her bandaged ankle.

   🇵🇹Enfaixado

   Sinônimos: boundcovereddressedwrapped

• more bandaged comparative form
• most bandaged superlative form

A verb meaning to cover or bind a wound or injury with a strip of material for protection or support.

• 🇵🇹Verbo que significa cobrir ou envolver um ferimento ou lesão com uma tira de material para protegê-lo ou sustentá-lo.

1. Apply a bandage A2 formal medical

   To cover and protect an injured part of the body with a strip of soft material.

   • The nurse bandaged the wound carefully.
   • He bandaged his ankle after the sprain.
   • She bandaged the cut to stop the bleeding.

   🇵🇹Enfaixar

   Sinônimos: bindcoverdressstrapwrap

2. Wrap or enclose B1 formal medical

   To wrap something around a part of the body to cover or enclose it.

   • They bandaged the package with tape.
   • She bandaged the broken vase with cloth.
   • He bandaged the rope around the pole.

   🇵🇹Enfaixar

   Sinônimos: bindcoverdressstrapwrap

   Antônimos: exposeuncoverunwrap

3. Dress a wound B1 formal medical

   To cover and bind a wound with a dressing or bandage.

   • The doctor bandaged the surgical incision.
   • She bandaged the burn with sterile gauze.
   • He bandaged the scrape on his knee.

   🇵🇹Enfaixar

   Sinônimos: bindcoverdressstrapwrap

• bandaged past participle
• bandaged past simple
• bandaging present participle
• bandages third person singular