to damage; to injure

harm; to damage; to impair

to harm; to damage; to injure; impairment; loss; disability

to suffer damage

in good condition; undamaged; intact

to damage; to wreck; to destroy

to suffer wear and tear; to deteriorate through use; to wear out

to become damaged

to be harmful (to)

deficit; (financial) loss

brain damage

(bound form) to decrease; to diminish; (bound form) to harm; to damage; (coll.) to ridicule; to deride; (coll.) mean; nasty; sarcastic

to do no harm (to sth); intact; (computing) lossless

to impair; to degrade; to decrease; to reduce; to weaken; to detract from; impairment (e.g. of financial assets)

to humble

(insurance) total loss

circumcision (Bible term)

strain (medicine)

(dialect) sharp-tongued; harsh

to assess damage or loss (for compensation, insurance etc)

to ridicule

to suffer losses; to lose (some of one's reputation, one's fleet, one's staff etc)

to harm others; to mock people; to taunt; humiliating

bad friend

profit and loss; increase and decrease

loss; depletion; wastage; wear and tear; to incur loss; to waste; to consume (energy etc); (in engineering) loss (of energy, signal strength etc)

to donate; donation

old and damaged; in disrepair

(finance) stop-loss; to sell a security in response to its price dropping to one's stop-loss point 止損點|止损点[zhi3 sun3 dian3]

impair, damage

to contaminate

damage to goods during shipping

wear and tear; to wear away over time

bruising (damage to soft fruit etc)

defective; defect

to waste

(TCM) consumptive disease, chronic deficiency disorder due to impaired function of inner organs, deficiency of qi, blood, yin and yang; asthenia

to mock; to disparage; to belittle

loss prevention

stop-loss order (finance)

see 止損點|止损点[zhi3 sun3 dian3]

income statement (US); profit and loss account (UK)

consumables

vulnerability

stop-loss order (finance)

(finance) stop-loss point (price at which one resolves to sell a security at a loss in order to avoid the possibility of having to sell later at an even lower price)

attrition rate

visual impairment

thalamic lesions