用法模式：
to have/get [a bruise]
She had a large bruise on her arm after bumping into the door.
Nagy zúzódás volt a karján, miután nekiment az ajtónak.
The soccer player showed the reporter a nasty bruise on his leg.
A futballista megmutatta az újságírónak a lábán lévő csúnya zúzódást.
It took two weeks for the bruise to fade completely.
He covered the bruise with makeup before the meeting.
学习者例句
I have a bruise on my knee.
Kék folt van a térdemen.
Her bruise is big and purple.
Nagy és lila a véraláfutása.
He got a bruise when he fell.
The bruise will go away soon.
常见错误：
Learners sometimes confuse 'bruise' with 'cut'; a bruise does not break the skin.
含义
Injury causing skin discoloration
搭配
bad bruise
|painful bruise
|fade bruise
|cover a bruise
|treat a bruise
近义词
contusion (More formal and medical term for a bruise.)
反义词
unmarked skin (Describes skin without any discoloration or injury.)
主题
health
|daily life
|body
释义
A dark or purple mark on the skin made when you hit it and small blood vessels break.
An injury appearing as a discolored area on the skin, caused by a blow that breaks blood vessels but does not cut the skin.
用法模式：
to bruise [part of the body]
She bruised her knee when she tripped on the stairs.
Megzúzta a térdét, amikor megbotlott a lépcsőn.
Be careful not to bruise your hand while moving the boxes.
Vigyázz, nehogy megzúzd a kezed a dobozok mozgatása közben.
He bruised easily because of his condition.
学习者例句
I bruised my leg yesterday.
Tegnap megzúztam a lábam.
He bruised his arm at work.
Munka közben megzúzta a karját.
She bruised her foot playing soccer.
常见错误：
Learners may confuse 'bruise' as a verb with 'break' or 'cut', which involve different types of injury.
含义
To injure skin without breaking it
搭配
bruise easily
|bruise badly
|bruise someone's arm
近义词
contuse (Technical medical term; rare in everyday speech.)
反义词
heal (Opposite in that it restores injured skin to normal.)
主题
health
|daily life
|body
释义
To hurt the skin so it changes color but is not cut.
To injure part of the body by causing blood vessels under the skin to break, resulting in discoloration, without cutting the skin.
用法模式：
to bruise [a fruit/vegetable]
Be careful not to bruise the peaches when packing them.
Vigyázz, nehogy megnyomd az őszibarackokat csomagolás közben.
The apples were bruised during transport.
Az almák szállítás közben megnyomódtak.
Bruising the mint leaves helps release their flavor.
学习者例句
Do not bruise the bananas.
Ne nyomd meg a banánokat.
He bruised the apple when he dropped it.
Megnyomta az almát, amikor leejtette.
The grapes bruise easily.
常见错误：
Learners sometimes think 'bruise' for fruit means cutting it, but it refers to soft spots and marks without breaking the skin.
含义
To damage fruit or vegetable surface
搭配
bruise an apple
|bruise easily (about fruit)
|lightly bruised mint leaves
近义词
damage (General term; not specific to fruit or vegetables.)
反义词
keep fresh (Means to maintain fruit or vegetables without damage.)
主题
food
|daily life
|food_drink
|daily_life
释义
To damage fruit or vegetables so they have soft, dark spots.
To damage the surface of fruit or vegetables, making soft spots or discoloration appear, usually from being struck or pressed.
用法模式：
to bruise [someone's] feelings/ego/pride
His harsh words bruised her feelings.
A durva szavai megbántották az érzéseit.
Losing the match bruised his pride.
A meccs elvesztése csorbát ejtett a büszkeségén.
The criticism bruised his ego, but he learned from it.
学习者例句
Her words bruised his feelings.
A szavai megbántották az érzéseit.
The loss bruised his pride.
A vereség csorbát ejtett a büszkeségén.
He was bruised by the bad comment.
常见错误：
Learners may take this figurative use literally and misunderstand that it refers to emotions, not physical injury.
含义
To hurt feelings or pride
搭配
bruise someone's ego
|bruise feelings
近义词
hurt (More general term for causing emotional pain.)
反义词
encourage (Opposite in that it boosts someone's confidence instead of damaging it.)
主题
emotions
|relationships
释义
To make someone feel bad or less confident because of something you said or did.
To cause someone emotional pain or damage their confidence, often by criticism or rejection.
