inflicted

英 [ɪnˈflɪktɪd]

美 [ɪnˈflɪktɪd]

v.  使遭受打击; 使吃苦头
inflict的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 予以(打击);使遭受(损伤、苦痛等)
  Toinflictharm or damageonsomeone or something means to make them suffer it.
  1. Rebels say they have inflicted heavy casualties on government forces...
     反叛武装称他们使政府军遭受重创。
  2. ...the damage being inflicted on Britain's industries by the recession...
     经济衰退使英国工业遭受的损失
  3. The dog then attacked her, inflicting serious injuries.
     然后那条狗袭击了她,把她咬成重伤。

双语例句

• The international financial crisis has inflicted on China unprecedented difficulties and challenges.
  这场国际金融危机给中国带来了前所未有的困难和挑战。
• They surveyed the damage inflicted by the storm.
  他们调查了暴风雨造成的损失。
• But its failure inflicted no damage at all on London.
  但这次失败根本没有对伦敦造成任何影响。
• The pandemic has not only inflicted widespread human tragedy, but has robbed countries of parents, citizens, and workers, causing serious economic loss.
  这种疫病不仅制造了广泛的人类悲剧，而且还夺去了许多国家的父母、公民和工人的生命，造成了严重的经济损失。
• We greatly underestimated the willful damage inflicted on the bikes.
  我们大大低估了对自行车的故意破坏。
• No words of mine could describe the pain and harm inflicted by such abuse.
  我无法用语言表达性侵害造成的痛苦和伤害。
• China inflicted a humiliating defeat on India in a war over the territory in 1962.
  在1962年的中印边境战争中，中国让印度蒙受了耻辱的失败。
• An act of cruelty and violence inflicted by an enemy armed force on civilians or prisoners.
  由敌对武装力量对公民或犯人做出的残忍的或暴力的折磨。
• The financial crisis and deep recession have inflicted widespread pain across the Americas.
  金融危机和深度衰退使整个美洲遭受严重影响。
• They claimed that he had inflicted bad fortune on them through evil magic.
  他们声称他运用了恶毒的魔法使他们遭受不幸。