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  1. contusion:
  2. contuse:
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Detailed Translations for contusion from English to Spanish

contusion:

contusion [the ~] noun

  1. the contusion (bruise)
    el nivel; el pedazo; el bulto; la contusión; la roncha; la nobleza; la hinchazón; el abultado

Translation Matrix for contusion:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
abultado bruise; contusion humpback; hunchback
bulto bruise; contusion backpack; bale; bulging; bump; growth; hump; knapsack; knob; lump; rucksack; slice; swelling; swollen spot; tumor; tumour
contusión bruise; contusion
hinchazón bruise; contusion arising; bombast; bruise; curving; distension; emerging; empty rhetoric; expanding; growing; increasing; knob; lump; puffiness; ranting; rising; rounding; swelling; swollen spot; thickening; tumidity
nivel bruise; contusion degree; evenness; face; flatness; height of an arrow; level; levelness
nobleza bruise; contusion dignitary; eminence; greatness; highness; loftiness; nobility; peerage
pedazo bruise; contusion bite; board; chunk; clot; dab; dollop; fragment; lump; morsel; mouthful; part; piece; portion; section; segment; shard; share; splinter
roncha bruise; contusion hump; lump; swelling
- bruise
Not SpecifiedRelated TranslationsOther Translations
nivel dimension level; layer; level
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- bruise
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
abultado bulge; bulgy; bulky; bumpy; fixed; fossilised; fossilized; petrified; plump; rigid; rotund; round; set; sizeable; star; stern; stiff

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Synonyms for "contusion":


Related Definitions for "contusion":

  1. the action of bruising1
    • the bruise resulted from a contusion1
  2. an injury that doesn't break the skin but results in some discoloration1

Wiktionary Translations for contusion:

contusion
noun
  1. wound in which the skin is not broken
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• contusion → contusión ↔ contusie — kneuzing

contusion form of contuse:

to contuse verb (contuses, contused, contusing)

  1. to contuse (hurt; bruise; ache; injure; wound)
    herir; lastimar; afectar; dañar; ofender; lesionar; magullar; causar perjuicio; perjudicar; contusionar; hacer daño a

Conjugations for contuse:

present
  1. contuse
  2. contuse
  3. contuses
  4. contuse
  5. contuse
  6. contuse
simple past
  1. contused
  2. contused
  3. contused
  4. contused
  5. contused
  6. contused
present perfect
  1. have contused
  2. have contused
  3. has contused
  4. have contused
  5. have contused
  6. have contused
past continuous
  1. was contusing
  2. were contusing
  3. was contusing
  4. were contusing
  5. were contusing
  6. were contusing
future
  1. shall contuse
  2. will contuse
  3. will contuse
  4. shall contuse
  5. will contuse
  6. will contuse
continuous present
  1. am contusing
  2. are contusing
  3. is contusing
  4. are contusing
  5. are contusing
  6. are contusing
subjunctive
  1. be contused
  2. be contused
  3. be contused
  4. be contused
  5. be contused
  6. be contused
diverse
  1. contuse!
  2. let's contuse!
  5. contused
  6. contusing
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for contuse:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
dañar affecting; damaging; harming; injuring
herir affecting; damaging; harming; injuring
magullar squash
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
afectar ache; bruise; contuse; hurt; injure; wound affect; bruise; cause damage; concern; damage; defamate; do harm; harm; hurt; impress; influence; injure; regard; relate to; slander; touch; wound
causar perjuicio ache; bruise; contuse; hurt; injure; wound aggrieve; attack; be disadvantuous; beat up; besmirch; blemish; bruise; cause damage; cause disadvantage; cause injury; cause someone sorrow; damage; do harm; erode; harm; harm somebody; hurt; hurt oneself; hurt someone's feelings; injure; injure oneself; knock about; maul; offend; spoil; taint; wound; wound oneself
contusionar ache; bruise; contuse; hurt; injure; wound bruise
dañar ache; bruise; contuse; hurt; injure; wound aggrieve; attack; be disadvantuous; beat up; besmirch; blemish; break; break into pieces; bruise; cause disadvantage; cause injury; cause someone sorrow; corrupt; damage; defamate; destroy; do harm; erode; harm; harm somebody; hurt; hurt someone's feelings; injure; knock about; maul; offend; slander; spoil; taint; wound; wreck
hacer daño a ache; bruise; contuse; hurt; injure; wound be disadvantuous; bruise; cause damage; cause disadvantage; cause injury; cause someone sorrow; damage; do harm; harm; harm somebody; hurt; injure; wound
herir ache; bruise; contuse; hurt; injure; wound aggrieve; bruise; damage; defamate; fire; fire a shot; fusillade; harm; hurt; hurt oneself; hurt someone's feelings; injure; injure oneself; offend; shoot; slander; wound; wound oneself
lastimar ache; bruise; contuse; hurt; injure; wound aggrieve; attack; besmirch; blemish; bruise; cause damage; damage; defamate; do harm; erode; harm; hurt; injure; insult; maul; offend; slander; spoil; taint; wound
lesionar ache; bruise; contuse; hurt; injure; wound attack; bruise; damage; defamate; erode; harm; hurt; injure; slander; spoil; wound
magullar ache; bruise; contuse; hurt; injure; wound bruise
ofender ache; bruise; contuse; hurt; injure; wound aggrieve; bruise; cause damage; damage; defamate; do harm; do wrong; do wrongly; harm; hurt; hurt someone's feelings; injure; offend; slander; wreak evil
perjudicar ache; bruise; contuse; hurt; injure; wound aggrieve; attack; be disadvantuous; besmirch; blemish; bruise; cause damage; cause disadvantage; cause injury; cause someone sorrow; damage; defamate; do harm; erode; harm; harm somebody; hurt; hurt someone's feelings; injure; offend; slander; spoil; taint; wound
- bruise

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Synonyms for "contuse":


Related Definitions for "contuse":

  1. injure the underlying soft tissue or bone of1







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