blighted

/blahyt/US // blaɪt //UK // (blaɪt) //

枯萎的,凋零的,枯萎病,斑驳的

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : Plant Pathology. the rapid and extensive discoloration, wilting, and death of plant tissues.a disease so characterized.
- : any cause of impairment, destruction, ruin, or frustration: Extravagance was the blight of the family.
- : the state or result of being blighted or deteriorated; dilapidation; decay: urban blight.

v.有主动词 verb

1
- : to cause to wither or decay; blast: Frost blighted the crops.
- : to destroy; ruin; frustrate: Illness blighted his hopes.

v.无主动词 verb

verbruin, destroy

Synonyms

The ruling will bring back attention to a scandal that blighted the final years of the reign of 76 year-old King Juan Carlos.
The Shelley circle was shockingly blighted by death in the period following the Geneva gathering.
His wanderings through the blighted landscape are accompanied by thoughts of resurrection and renewal.
Could they have done more for their blighted communities than simply build personal fiefdoms and live large?
The result is that the district combines the blighted row houses of The Wire and horse country.
How many blighted buds there are for every full-blown flower or ripened fruit!
The danger with long engagements is that they often do not end in matrimony, and in such a case a young girl's future is blighted.
A vague hope brought me here, and I confess that, when I saw this hope blighted, my first thought was of revenge.
When the crop sprang up which he had himself helped to sow, he blighted it.
Cloud, that hast revealed to us this young creature and her blighted hopes, close up again.

/blahyt/US // blaɪt //UK // (blaɪt) //

枯萎的,凋零的,枯萎病,斑驳的

n.名词 noun

1
- : Plant Pathology. the rapid and extensive discoloration, wilting, and death of plant tissues.a disease so characterized.
- : any cause of impairment, destruction, ruin, or frustration: Extravagance was the blight of the family.
- : the state or result of being blighted or deteriorated; dilapidation; decay: urban blight.

v.有主动词 verb

1
- : to cause to wither or decay; blast: Frost blighted the crops.
- : to destroy; ruin; frustrate: Illness blighted his hopes.

v.无主动词 verb

verbruin, destroy

Synonyms

The ruling will bring back attention to a scandal that blighted the final years of the reign of 76 year-old King Juan Carlos.
The Shelley circle was shockingly blighted by death in the period following the Geneva gathering.
His wanderings through the blighted landscape are accompanied by thoughts of resurrection and renewal.
Could they have done more for their blighted communities than simply build personal fiefdoms and live large?
The result is that the district combines the blighted row houses of The Wire and horse country.
How many blighted buds there are for every full-blown flower or ripened fruit!
The danger with long engagements is that they often do not end in matrimony, and in such a case a young girl's future is blighted.
A vague hope brought me here, and I confess that, when I saw this hope blighted, my first thought was of revenge.
When the crop sprang up which he had himself helped to sow, he blighted it.
Cloud, that hast revealed to us this young creature and her blighted hopes, close up again.