英语词汇deaf的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

deaf /def/ adjective physically unable to hear anything or unable to hear welladverbstotally deaf (=completely deaf) My grandmother is totally deaf.partially deaf (=partly deaf) The accident left him partially deaf in his left ear.stone deaf informal (=completely deaf) She must be stone deaf if she didn’t hear all that noise!profoundly deaf (=completely deaf) Many profoundly deaf children have difficulty in learning to read.verbsgo deaf (=become deaf) By the time he was 50 he had begun to go deaf.be born deaf If the mother gets the disease, her baby may be born deaf.leave sb deaf (=cause someone to become deaf) A blow on the head left him permanently deaf.THESAURUS: deaf be hard of hearing to have difficulty hearing things, for example because you are old: You’ll have to speak up – she’s a little hard of hearing. | The programme has subtitles for the hard of hearing. hearing-impaired formal having a permanent physical condition which makes it difficult for you to hear things. Hearing-impaired is used especially in official contexts, and is the politically correct use: Not all hearing-impaired people are completely deaf.

词组	deaf
释义	deaf /def/ adjective physically unable to hear anything or unable to hear welladverbstotally deaf (=completely deaf) My grandmother is totally deaf.partially deaf (=partly deaf) The accident left him partially deaf in his left ear.stone deaf informal (=completely deaf) She must be stone deaf if she didn’t hear all that noise!profoundly deaf (=completely deaf) Many profoundly deaf children have difficulty in learning to read.verbsgo deaf (=become deaf) By the time he was 50 he had begun to go deaf.be born deaf If the mother gets the disease, her baby may be born deaf.leave sb deaf (=cause someone to become deaf) A blow on the head left him permanently deaf.THESAURUS: deaf be hard of hearing to have difficulty hearing things, for example because you are old: You’ll have to speak up – she’s a little hard of hearing. \| The programme has subtitles for the hard of hearing. hearing-impaired formal having a permanent physical condition which makes it difficult for you to hear things. Hearing-impaired is used especially in official contexts, and is the politically correct use: Not all hearing-impaired people are completely deaf.
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