deafens

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词义：

v.

使聋( deafen的第三人称单数 )；使隔音；

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"

用法：

双语例句

用作及物动词(vt.)

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。

This noise will deafen us all.
这嘈杂声会把我们震聋。

权威例句

The Wood wind deafens

Fatigue deafens industry ears

Jet Scream Deafens Clubbers

U-10 Thunder Deafens Trevian Green 15-4

Cricket: Bell Hint Deafens Hussain

Vehicle's silence deafens our man in Tokyo

Market noise deafens hospitals assessing e-health at HIMSS

Our Terror of Blindness Deafens Us to Sight's Dispensability

Industrial Cheek: A Tale of Unruly New York Workers Deafens Its Audience

Colour Blinds Music Deafens Taste Burns My Throat and the Poets Massacre: Early and Unpublished Poems 1982-88

造句：

1. a cow suckling her calves

给小牛吃奶的母牛

来自《权威词典》

2. We watched the cow suckling her calves.

我们看了奶牛如何给小牛喂奶.

来自《简明英汉词典》

3. Suckling is an instinct in mammals.

哺乳是哺乳动物的本能.

来自《现代英汉综合大词典》

4. A young woman suckling a baby is one of life's most natural and delightful scenes.

年轻女性哺育婴儿是生命中最自然、最令人愉悦的一幕。

来自柯林斯例句

5. From birth to age child psychology is called Suckling period.

从出生到一岁的孩子心理学上称为乳儿期.

来自互联网

[ suckling 造句 ]