blighting

blighting

美 [blaɪt] 　英 [blaɪt]

• n.火烧病；(对植物有大害的)阴冷天气；虫害；黑影
• v.摧残；损伤；使枯萎；(植物)生枯萎病
• 网络凋萎的

词形变化

第三人称单数：blights  现在分词：blighting  过去式：blighted  

同义词

英汉解释

n.	1. (植物病理)枯萎病,火烧病;(对植物有大害的)阴冷天气;虫害 2. 黑影,阴影 3. (使士气崩溃,希望计划等落空的)破坏性因素;扼杀,打击 4. 坏影响
v.	1. 妨害,挫折,摧残;损伤 2. 使(植物)有病,使枯萎 3. (植物)生枯萎病

英英解释

n.	1. something that damages or spoils something else 2. a serious disease affecting plants and crops
v.	1. to cause serious damage or harm to something

例句

He perceived an instant that she did not know the blighting news.

他立即看出她还不知道这个失败的消息。

Mark Twain, who was to make such a blighting speech at the mass meeting of the Independents last night, didn't come to time!

马克-吐温先生原定于昨晚独立党民众大会上作一次损伤对方的演说，却未履行其义务。

How to deal with an age of deleveraging without blighting the lives of millions of people though long-term unemployment.

如何在去杠杆化时代，同时去杠杆而不导致长期高失业率，而影响数以百万计的人的生计。

The stink of exhaust, the mind-numbing tedium of traffic, parking lots blighting central city real estate.

排气管散发的难闻气味；让人麻木的交通拥堵；妨碍中心城市房地产的停车场。

Unemployment isn't just blighting the lives of millions, it's undermining America's future.

失业不仅在摧毁数百万人的生命，而且在破坏美国的未来。

But the drugs problem is blighting its future.

但毒品问题耽误了它的前途。

though he claims there are no fitness concerns blighting his pre-season campaign.

虽然他宣称自己的身体在季前赛没出问题。