mild wound
The Spanish phrase 'herida leve' translates to 'mild wound' in English. In the medical field, it is used to describe a minor injury that doesn't involve serious damage to the body, like a small cut, bruise, or abrasion. It does not require serious medical attention typically, but must be taken care of immediately to prevent infection or complications. A 'herida leve' is considered non-severe and people usually recover from it without any major treatment necessary.
The girl has a minor injury on her knee.
In this sentence, the term 'herida leve' is used to describe a minor or not serious injury suffered by a girl. The injury is specifically located on her knee.
After the accident, he only suffered a minor injury.
This sentence uses the phrase 'herida leve' to indicate that the individual only sustained a minor or light injury after the accident.
Despite the fall, I only have a minor injury.
The phrase 'herida leve' is used here to express that even though the person fell, they only sustained a minor injury.