numb
numb 英 [nʌm] 美 [nʌm]
vt. 使麻木；使发愣；使失去感觉 adj. 麻木的；发愣的
进行时:numbing 过去式:numbed 过去分词:numbed 第三人称单数:numbs 名词复数:numbs 比较级:number 最高级:numbest
- Numb is an adjective that describes a lack of sensation. After skiing all day, your toes might be numb from the cold. You'd feel numb for hours after hearing that your favorite band broke up.
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- vt. 使麻木；使发愣；使失去感觉
- adj. 麻木的；发愣的
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1. to be numb, to go numb
麻木；失去知觉
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2. numb with cold
冻僵
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3. I've just been to the dentist and my face is still numb.
我刚刚去看了牙医，脸上现在还没知觉呢。
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4. He felt numb with shock.
他惊呆了。
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5. Her life would never be the same again, she realized numbly.
她模模糊糊地意识到她的生活不会和过去一样了。
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6. pain and numbness in my fingers
我的手指又疼又麻
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7. His fingers were numbed with the cold.
他的手指冻僵了。
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8. We sat there in silence, numbed by the shock of her death.
我们默默地坐在那里发愣，因为她的死使我们感到震惊。
- numb (adj.) c. 1400, nome, "deprived of motion or feeling," literally "taken, seized," from past participle of nimen "to take, seize," from Old English niman "to take, catch, grasp" (from PIE root *nem- "assign, allot; take"). The unetymological -b (to conform to comb, limb, etc.) appeared 17c. The notion is of being "taken" with palsy, shock, and especially cold. Figurative use from 1560s.
- numb (v.) 1550s, from numb (adj.). Related: Numbed; numbing.
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