A scab will form to protect the wound.

为了保护伤口，这里将会长出结痂。

" I'll have a scab on every toe" .

" 我是不是每个脚趾都得留道疤？"

Along with other proteins, they clump and bind together, making a scab for your open wound.

它们与其他蛋白质一起聚集并结合在一起，为您的开放性伤口结痂。

Without a scab to protect the exposed tissue, every little thing you do can stimulate pain receptors.

如果没有结痂来保护暴露的组织，您所做的每一件小事都会刺激痛觉感受器。

When you get a cut, a scab helps shield it from germs, and gives the skin cells underneath a chance to heal up.

当你被割伤时，结痂有助于屏蔽细菌，促进下面的皮肤愈合。

This leads to a scab over the wound and an eventual scar in the place of where the limb was.

这会导致伤口结痂， 并最终在肢体所在的位置留下疤痕。

Your then skin heals itself and you will have what is called a scab, first word in today's health lesson.

然后您的皮肤会自行愈合， 您会出现所谓的结痂，这是今天健康课的第一个词。