reinjure

/ɹˌiˈɪndʒɚ/ verb

To injure a body part which has already been injured

Word Origin 'Injure' is from Latin 'injuria', literally 'not right' — an injustice, a wrong. 'Reinjure' means to injure again. The root 'jus' (law, right) gives us 'justice', 'jury' (a group sworn to give a right verdict), 'perjure' (to swear falsely, against the law), and 'conjure' (to swear together, to invoke). So reinjure is to do a wrong again.

verb To injure a body part which has already been injured

Be careful not to reinjure your ankle while it's still healing.

(动词) 再次损伤;重复受伤

小心不要在脚踝还在恢复时再次受伤。

(verbo) Volver a lesionar una parte del cuerpo que ya ha sido lesionada.

Ten cuidado de no volver a lesionarte el tobillo mientras aún se está curando.

(verbe) reblesser; blesser à nouveau; se reblesser [Blesser à nouveau une partie du corps qui avait déjà été blessée auparavant.]

Fais attention à ne pas **reinjure** ta cheville pendant qu'elle est encore en train de guérir.

(Verb) erneut verletzen; wieder verletzen [Eine bereits verletzte Körperstelle erneut verletzen.]

Pass auf, dass du dein Knöchel nicht **reinjured**, während er noch heilt.

(動詞) すでに負傷した部位を再び傷つけること。

まだ治っていない足首を再び痛めないように気をつけてください。

(verbo) relesionar; magoar de novo; lesionar novamente; ferir de novo; machucar de novo [Machucar uma parte do corpo que já foi machucada.]

Tenha cuidado para não magoar novamente seu tornozelo enquanto ainda está se curando.

Word parts: re + injure

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