bandage
/ˈbændɪdʒ/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈbændɪdʒ/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈban-dij/ (ame, mw) · /ˈbæn.dɪdʒ/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈbæn.dɪdʒ/ (ame, ipa)
bandage — noun
1. a long soft strip that goes over a wound or around an injured arm, leg, or joint
a long soft strip that goes over a wound or around an injured arm, leg, or joint to keep it protected or supported
Nora wrapped a bandage around her ankle after the fall.
wrap a bandage around [body part]
A clean bandage covered the cut on Leo's left hand.
collocation: clean bandage
The nurse changed the bandage before Nadia went home.
Dad tied a bandage over the dog's injured paw.
Keep the bandage dry when you take a shower tonight.
文法句型
put a bandage on a wound
wrap a bandage around an ankle
change a bandage
用法筆記
Often used for a longer strip wrapped around a larger injury or to hold other medical material in place. Distinguish from noun/2, which usually means a small sticky cover for a minor cut.
常見錯誤
2. a small sticky cover that you put over a minor cut or scrape
a small sticky cover that you put over a minor cut or scrape
Ella asked for a bandage after the paper cut bled.
need a bandage for a cut
A cartoon bandage covered Ben's scraped knee at school.
collocation: cartoon bandage
Mom kept bandages in the top kitchen drawer.
The pharmacist sold me waterproof bandages for swimming class.
One small bandage was enough for the cut on my finger.
- plaster
the usual everyday British word for this small sticky cover
- adhesive bandage
a more exact and slightly more formal term
- Band-Aid
a brand name often used like a general word, especially in American English
文法句型
put a bandage on a finger
need a bandage for a cut
waterproof bandages
用法筆記
Common for small everyday cuts on fingers, knees, or heels. Distinguish from noun/1, which is the longer cloth type used for wrapping or support.
常見錯誤
bandage — verb
1. to cover an injured part of the body with a bandage, or to tie one around it
to cover an injured part of the body with a bandage, or to tie one around it
The coach bandaged Ryan's wrist before the second game.
bandage + body part
A doctor bandaged the child's knee in the clinic.
We bandaged the cat's leg and drove to the vet.
After the fall, Priya carefully bandaged her hand at home.
The soldier's arm was bandaged before the rescue truck arrived.
- uncover
focuses on taking the covering off instead of putting it on
文法句型
bandage somebody's arm
bandage a wound
be bandaged
用法筆記
The object is usually the injured body part or the person who is hurt. Passive forms are common when the focus stays on the injury, as in His arm was bandaged.