Inflict Meaning in English

word

US

/ˌɪnˈfɫɪkt/

in-FLIKT

UK

/ɪnflˈɪkt/

in-FLIKT

التعريف

To cause something unpleasant or harmful to be felt or experienced by someone, such as pain, damage, or punishment.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

'Inflict' is usually used in formal or serious contexts, especially with words like 'pain', 'damage', 'injury', or 'punishment'. It's always about causing something negative to someone or something else. Do not use for positive things.

• Spanish: infligir - causar (daño) - imponer (castigo)
• Portuguese (BR): infligir - causar (dano) - impor (castigo)
• Portuguese (PT): infligir - causar (dano) - impor (castigo)
• Chinese (Simplified): 施加 - 造成 (伤害/痛苦)
• Chinese (Traditional): 施加 - 造成 (傷害/痛苦)
• Hindi: थोपना - पहुँचाना (हानि/दंड)
• Arabic: يُلْحِق - يَفرض (ضرر/عقوبة)
• Bengali: প্র verursুক করা - আরোপ করা (কঠিন কিছু)
• Russian: наносить - причинять (вред)
• Japanese: 与える (悪いことを)
• Vietnamese: gây ra - bắt chịu
• Korean: 가하다
• Turkish: vermek (kötü bir şeyi) - uğratmak
• Urdu: مسلط کرنا - پہنچانا (تکلیف/نقصان)
• Indonesian: menimbulkan - menyebabkan (hal buruk)

جمل نموذجية

The storm inflicted heavy damage on the village.

basic

He was sorry to inflict pain on his friend.

basic

The new law will inflict harsh punishment on criminals.

basic

I didn't mean to inflict my problems on you.

natural

The critics inflicted harsh words on the director after the movie premiered.

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If you lie, it might inflict more harm than you think.

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