scathed
[skeɪðd]

v.

伤害，损害（尤指使之枯萎）( scathe的过去式和过去分词 )；

英英释义

scathe[ skeið ]

• n.the act of damaging something or someone

  同义词：damageharmhurt

权威例句

On avoidance of doctor and nurse's being scathed by sharp apparatus
MP3 laughingshadow - scathed and unfit
Slightly Scathed, but Mostly Safe and Sound
Scathed (Crystal Meth Drug Abuse)
The Protective Effects of GSH, Pirenoxine and "Nei-Zhang-Qing"on Bovine Lens Epithelial Cell Scathed by H_2O_2
Alleged SAG Scam Scathed
Sir David Nicholson scathed at Westminster
[FTIR study on the hypertrophicscar and normal skin tissues].
Population and the peasant family economy in proto-industrial Japan.
The Revolutionary Martyrdom of Jonathan Robbins