bandaged
bandaged — verb
- bandagedpresent simple I / you / we / they
- bandageds3rd person singular
- bandageding-ing form
- bandagededpast simple
1. to cover a wound, injured body part, person, or animal with cloth strips that pr
to cover a wound, injured body part, person, or animal with cloth strips that protect and support it.
The school nurse bandaged Omar's knee after he fell in gym class.
bandage + injured body part
At the campsite, Nia bandaged her brother's wrist with clean cloth.
first-aid context with direct object
Before sunrise, a farmer bandaged the lamb's leg beside the barn.
During the race, medics bandaged Yara's ankle beside the finish line.
文法句型
bandage + injured body part
bandage + person/animal
用法筆記
Object is usually the injured body part, but it can also be the person or animal receiving treatment. Common in first-aid and medical contexts after the wound has been cleaned.
常見錯誤
bandaged — adjective
- bandagedpositive
- more bandagedcomparative
- most bandagedsuperlative
1. having a bandage on it because of an injury or medical treatment.
having a bandage on it because of an injury or medical treatment.
Omar rested his bandaged knee on a chair during art class.
bandaged + body part
The bandaged dog lifted its paw and waited by the clinic door.
bandaged describing an animal after treatment
After the storm, Yara smiled and waved with a bandaged hand.
The bandaged finger made typing hard for Hao all afternoon.
文法句型
a bandaged + body part
be bandaged
用法筆記
Usually describes the visible state of a body part, person, or animal after treatment. Use the verb sense when you want to say who wrapped the injury.