deafened

英 [ˈdefnd]

美 [ˈdefnd]

v.  使震得耳朵发聋; 使聋; 使听不见
deafen的过去分词和过去式

过去式：deafened　过去分词：deafened　

COCA.46982

柯林斯词典

• VERB 震（或吵）得…听不见其他声音
  If a noisedeafensyou, it is so loud that you cannot hear anything else at the same time.
  1. The noise of the typewriters deafened her.
     打字机的噪声吵得她什么都听不见。
• VERB 使聋;使听不见
  If youare deafened bysomething, you are made deaf by it, or are unable to hear for some time.
  1. He was deafened by the noise from the gun.
     他被枪声震聋了。
• See also:deafening

英英释义

adj

• caused to hear poorly or not at all

双语例句

• To enhance the placement of hard of hearing and late deafened adults in working life and coping in work;
  加强对工作年龄段重听人和后天失听成年人的安置以及提高他们处理工作的能力；
• A sudden explosion deafened us for a moment.
  突然的爆炸声使我们耳聋了一会儿。
• I was almost deafened by the roar of the surf.
  我几乎被浪花的澎湃声音弄得听不见了。
• I saw the first one and must confess to having enjoyed the special visual effects and being deafened by the loud noises.
  我看了第一部，不得不说特技效果令我享受，而巨大的音响震耳欲聋。
• His cries for help were deafened by the noise of the railroad.
  他的呼救声被铁路上的闹声淹没了。
• The blast broke every window for half a mile and momentarily deafened and blinded everyone within a hundred yards.
  爆炸震碎了半里内的所有窗户，百尺之内每个人都暂时失明，什么也听不见。
• There was a sound from inside, a very loud scream that deafened the ears.
  叫得很大声，耳朵都快迸出来了。
• A hard blow on the ear deafened him for life.
  耳朵上挨的一记猛击使他耳聋了一辈子。
• The cataract deafened the ear with its roar.
  瀑布的声音震耳欲聋。
• We were almost deafened by the explosion.
  爆炸声几乎把我们的耳朵震聋。