con·cuss [kənˈkʌs] 动词 trans usu passive
| I | concuss |
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| you | concuss |
| he/she/it | concusses |
| we | concuss |
| you | concuss |
| they | concuss |
| I | concussed |
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| you | concussed |
| he/she/it | concussed |
| we | concussed |
| you | concussed |
| they | concussed |
| I | have | concussed |
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| you | have | concussed |
| he/she/it | has | concussed |
| we | have | concussed |
| you | have | concussed |
| they | have | concussed |
| I | had | concussed |
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| you | had | concussed |
| he/she/it | had | concussed |
| we | had | concussed |
| you | had | concussed |
| they | had | concussed |
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Animal studies in which primates were concussed have revealed damage to brain tissues such as small petechial hemorrhages and axonal injury.
en.wikipedia.org The ensuing violence left one player concussed and another with a broken cheekbone.
www.independent.ie Or more likely, it would concuss them.
en.wikipedia.org There are also instances of people slipping on a wet bathroom floor or from a bath and concussing themselves on the fixture.
en.wikipedia.org After only a few minutes, he was taken away after being knocked into the frozen ground and concussed.
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