# Accidents & Injuries Essentials

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- CEFR: A2 (Elementary)
- Theme: Health & Body
- Words: 12
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Accidents and injuries vocabulary for minor mishaps, including a trip, a scratch, a helmet and a seatbelt, the small accidents that fill a household first-aid…

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## Word list

* **accident** /ˈæksədənt/: Something bad that happens suddenly, like a car crash or a bad fall. — “There was an **accident** on the motorway this morning.”
* **injury** /ˈɪndʒəri/: Damage to your body from an accident, such as a broken bone or a deep cut. — “A knee **injury** kept him out of the team.”
* **helmet** /ˈhɛlmət/: A hard hat that keeps your head safe when you ride a bike. — “Always wear a **helmet** when you cycle.”
* **bleed** /blid/: To lose blood from a cut in your skin. — “My nose starts to **bleed** when the air is dry.”
* **crash** /kræʃ/: A sudden loud accident when a car or bike hits something hard. — “The **crash** blocked the main road for hours.”
* **seatbelt** /ˈsitˌbɛlt/: A strap that holds you safely in place when you travel by car. — “Put your **seatbelt** on before I start the engine.”
* **trip** /trɪp/: To catch your foot on something so that you fall over. — “Be careful not to **trip** over that bag.”
* **bump** /bʌmp/: To hit something with part of your body by accident. — “I **bumped** my head on the low doorway.”
* **scratch** /skrætʃ/: A thin, shallow cut on your skin made by something sharp. — “The cat left a **scratch** on his arm.”
* **warning** /ˈwɔrnɪŋ/: Something that tells people that harm might happen soon. — “The lifeguard gave a **warning** before the storm arrived.”
* **slippery** /ˈslɪpəri/: Smooth and wet, so that it is easy to fall over. — “The tiles get **slippery** the moment anyone steps out of the shower.”
* **sting** /stɪŋ/: A small sharp pain caused by an insect or a plant. — “A wasp **sting** on the ankle ruined the whole picnic.”

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