traumatize
traumatize 英 [ˈtrɔ:mətaɪz] 美 [ˈtraʊmətaɪz]
vt. 使……受损伤；使……受精神创伤
进行时:traumatizing 过去式:traumatized 过去分词:traumatized 第三人称单数:traumatizes 名词复数:traumatizes
- To traumatize someone is to make them feel a severe, lasting sense of shock and hurt. Being in a bad car accident can traumatize anyone.
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- vt. 使……受损伤；使……受精神创伤
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1. Drone strikes kill, maim and traumatize too many civilians, U. S. study says.
无人机袭击杀死、致残和伤害了好多平民，美国研究说。
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2. At the time of his arrest her mother had been advised not to prosecute her husband because the events surrounding a trial would further traumatize Jennifer.
他被捕时，人们建议她的妈妈不要起诉他的丈夫，因为围绕着审判的那些事情会进一步伤害到珍妮弗。
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3. Because of the close anatomical relationship between the vertebral arteries and the cervical spine, chiropractic manipulation or neck rotation may traumatize the vertebral arteries in the neck.
因为椎动脉和颈椎的解剖关系密切，按摩或者颈部旋转可以损伤椎动脉。
- traumatize (v.) 1893, in reference to physical wounds; 1949 in the psychological sense, from Greek traumat-, stem of trauma (see trauma).
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