concussed

concussed

美 [kənˈkʌst] 　英 [kən'kʌst]

• v.使脑部受到震荡
• 网络受到严重震荡

英汉解释

adj.	1. feeling sick or becoming unconscious for a short time because of a head injury

例句

In January, Sidney Crosby, one of the sport's best players, was concussed in consecutive games after suffering a number of hits to the head.

今年1月，身为最佳冰球运动员之一的西德尼•克罗斯比（SidneyCrosby）连续参加比赛，头部多次受到撞击，造成了脑震荡。

Terry was concussed and is believed to have swallowed his tongue as players from both sides frantically called for medical assistance.

特里脑部受到震荡，并且咬到了舌头。双方球员都发了疯般呼救医疗救援。

He was caught by an avalanche and was seriously concussed.

他碰到雪崩，受到严重的脑震荡。

The Mexican striker was concussed during training in the United States while Valencia hurt his ankle at the Copa America with Ecuador.

墨西哥射手在美国训练时脑震荡了，巴伦西亚则是在美洲杯受伤。

Although he was concussed by a bang on the head, he should be able to take part in the next race in Istanbul.

虽然他由于头部的撞击有些脑震荡，但是他应该可以参加伊斯坦布尔的下一场比赛。

More astonishing still, in mid-series he was picked as captain, when Nari Contractor was concussed by a ball.

更令人吃惊的是，他在赛季中期被选为队长，当时NariContractor被球击伤。

In the same match, defender Sonko collided with reserve goalkeeper Carlo Cudicini, leaving the Italian concussed.

在同一场比赛中，后卫松科和替补门将库迪奇尼相撞，使得意大利人脑震荡。

He was badly concussed in the collision.

在猛烈碰撞时他的脑部受到严重损伤。