/tə ɡɪv ə wund/ – Phrase
Definition: gây thương tích, làm bị thương.
A more thorough explanation: To “give a wound” legally refers to causing physical harm or injury to another person through intentional or negligent actions. This can include actions such as cutting, stabbing, shooting, or otherwise causing injury to another person’s body. In legal terms, giving a wound may result in criminal charges such as assault or battery, depending on the circumstances and severity of the injury caused.
Example: The defendant was charged with assault for intentionally using a knife to give a wound to the victim’s arm.