deafen
英 [ˈdefn] 美 [ˈdɛfən]

vt.

使聋；使隔音；淹没；

vi.

变聋；

变形

过去式：deafened过去分词：deafened现在分词：deafening第三人称单数：deafens

英英释义

deafen[ 'defən ]

• v.
  • be unbearably loud

    "a deafening noise"

  • make or render deaf

    "a deafening noise"

    同义词：deaf

  • make soundproof

    "deafen a room"

双语例句

用作及物动词(vt.)

1. Soon it is loud enough to deafen those in the towers, who cover their ears.
   不一会儿，它响得足以震聋塔上的众人，他们正捂着耳朵。
2. This noise will deafen us all.
   这嘈杂声会把我们震聋。

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