外伤

wài shāng · wai shang

Traditional 外傷

Meaning

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医(yī)生(shēng)先(xiān)处(chǔ)理(lǐ)了(le)病(bìng)人(rén)腿(tuǐ)上(shàng)的(de)外(wài)伤(shāng)，然(rán)后(hòu)安(ān)排(pái)他(tā)去(qù)做(zuò)检(jiǎn)查(chá)。

The doctor first treated the external injury on the patient's leg, then arranged for him to have a checkup.

骑(qí)车(chē)摔(shuāi)倒(dǎo)后(hòu)，他(tā)只(zhǐ)有(yǒu)一(yì)些(xiē)外(wài)伤(shāng)，没(méi)有(yǒu)伤(shāng)到(dào)骨(gǔ)头(tou)。

After falling off his bike, he only had some external injuries and did not hurt his bones.

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