deaf
deaf 英 [def] 美 [dɛf]
adj. 聋的
名词复数:deafs 比较级:deafer 最高级:deafest
- If you're deaf, you can't hear or have extremely limited hearing abilities. Many people who are deaf communicate using sign language.
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- adj. 聋的
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1. to become deaf, to go deaf
变聋
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2. She was born deaf.
她天生耳聋。
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3. He was deaf to my requests for help.
他对我的求助充耳不闻。
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4. He turned a deaf ear to the rumours.
他对这些谣言置若罔闻。
- deaf (adj.) Old English deaf "deaf," also "empty, barren," specialized from Proto-Germanic *daubaz (source also of Old Saxon dof, Old Norse daufr, Old Frisian daf, Dutch doof "deaf," German taub, Gothic daufs "deaf, insensate"), from PIE dheubh-, which was used to form words meaning "confusion, stupefaction, dizziness" (source also of Greek typhlos "blind," typhein "to make smoke;" Old English dumb "unable to speak;" Old High German tumb).
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