shāng yuán
blessés
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医生正在给伤员包扎伤口。
yī shēng zhèng zài gěi shāng yuán bāo zhā shāng kǒu.
The doctor is bandaging the wounded man's wound.
救护车把伤员送到了医院。
jiù hù chē bǎ shāng yuán sòng dào le yī yuàn.
The ambulance took the wounded man to the hospital.
这场战争造成了许多伤员。
zhè chǎng zhàn zhēng zào chéng le xǔ duō shāng yuán.
The war resulted in many casualties.
伤者 (shāng zhě)
casualty
伤兵 (shāng bīng)
wounded soldier
健将 (jiànjiàng)
athlete
壮士 (zhuàngshì)
strong man
The Chinese word 伤员 (shāngyuán) is a compound word consisting of two characters: 伤 (shāng) and 员 (yuán). The character 伤 means "to injure" or "to hurt", while the character 员 means "person" or "member". Together, the two characters form the word 伤员, which literally means "injured person" or "casualty".The word 伤员 is commonly used in Chinese to refer to people who have been injured or wounded, especially in the context of accidents, disasters, or military conflicts. It is also used to refer to patients who are receiving medical treatment for injuries.The etymology of the word 伤员 can be traced back to the ancient Chinese language. The character 伤 is derived from the oracle bone script, which is the earliest known form of Chinese writing. In the oracle bone script, the character 伤 was depicted as a person with a wound on their body. The character 员 is derived from the seal script, which is another early form of Chinese writing. In the seal script, the character 员 was depicted as a person standing with their arms outstretched.Over time, the characters 伤 and 员 evolved into their modern forms and were combined to form the word 伤员. The word 伤员 is now commonly used in Chinese to refer to injured people and is an important part of the Chinese language.
