Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Injure"

A: "You injured yourself." means You have hurt yourself.

A: useful means it is helpful. useless means it does not help. horrible means bad. and injure means to hurt

A:
“Did you injure yourself?”
“How did you get injured?”
“Who is injured?”
“Was anyone injured?”
“hurt” can also be used :)

A: • Be careful, don’t injure yourself!

• Did he injure himself in the accident?

• My sister was injured when she fell off of her bicycle.

• Please don’t move, I don’t want to injure you.

• I can’t play soccer this summer because I injured myself last year.

A: Nothing. Both give the impression someone was injured badly!

A: An injury can heal completely. But when a person has been maimed, they will never return to the way they were before. For instance, when acid is thrown into someone's face, their face is permanently disfigured. Similarly, if a person loses an arm, leg, hand or foot in an accident, they are maimed.

A: If someone sprained their ankle, hit their leg and it bruised or broke their bones, it would be an injury.

If someone was cut, shot or otherwise bleeding it would be called a wound.

A: hurt is a little less formal

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A: I'm not sure if you mean this as a threat (like you want to hurt the person) or a warning (you don't want to hurt the person).
If it is a threat "injure" sounds a little off. I think it is too formal. I would say "I can hurt you."
If it is a warning, I would say "I could injure you." because it's conditional. You are hoping that you won't injure them, but certain things might happen that could cause you to hurt them.

A: Yes and No

When you say injured you mean that something got physically broken. like if a bullet or a knife touched it (and thus you'd die)

use "broke" instead

You broke my heart.