deadened

/ded-n/US // ˈdɛd n //UK // (ˈdɛdən) //

死气沉沉,死了,死气沉沉的,死亡

Definitions

v.有主动词 verb

1
- : to make less sensitive, active, energetic, or forcible; weaken: to deaden sound; to deaden the senses; to deaden the force of a blow.
- : to lessen the velocity of; retard: to deaden the headway of a ship.
- : to make impervious to sound, as a floor.

v.无主动词 verb

verbdiminish, muffle, quiet

Synonyms

Placebos can deaden pain signals coming from the nerves, they learned.
For bulletproof armor to be effective, it needs to distribute and deaden the energy of bullets quickly, it needs to be durable against repeat impacts, and it needs to be light and useful enough that people actually wear it.
It turns out that deadening some of the pain of mountain biking also dims some of the satisfaction.
Are you talking about your battle with rheumatoid arthritis and the need to deaden the pain of it?
The dining room, even in the heat of summer, should be carpeted, to deaden the noise of the servants' feet.
Hay and straw were laid upon the bridges to deaden the sound of the artillery wheels.
An attempt to imagine a body destitute of thy potency, would be to bankrupt and deaden the material universe.
Even concussion of the brain had failed to deaden the memory of that awful night.
Her heart answered to the same emotions that quicken or deaden the beat of other breasts.

/ded-n/US // ˈdɛd n //UK // (ˈdɛdən) //

死气沉沉,死了,死气沉沉的,死亡

v.有主动词 verb

1
- : to make less sensitive, active, energetic, or forcible; weaken: to deaden sound; to deaden the senses; to deaden the force of a blow.
- : to lessen the velocity of; retard: to deaden the headway of a ship.
- : to make impervious to sound, as a floor.

v.无主动词 verb

verbdiminish, muffle, quiet

Synonyms

Placebos can deaden pain signals coming from the nerves, they learned.
For bulletproof armor to be effective, it needs to distribute and deaden the energy of bullets quickly, it needs to be durable against repeat impacts, and it needs to be light and useful enough that people actually wear it.
It turns out that deadening some of the pain of mountain biking also dims some of the satisfaction.
Are you talking about your battle with rheumatoid arthritis and the need to deaden the pain of it?
The dining room, even in the heat of summer, should be carpeted, to deaden the noise of the servants' feet.
Hay and straw were laid upon the bridges to deaden the sound of the artillery wheels.
An attempt to imagine a body destitute of thy potency, would be to bankrupt and deaden the material universe.
Even concussion of the brain had failed to deaden the memory of that awful night.
Her heart answered to the same emotions that quicken or deaden the beat of other breasts.