Inflicted Meaning in English
word · lemma: inflict
/ˌɪnˈfɫɪktɪd/
in-FLIK-tid
/ɪnflˈɪktɪd/
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释义
Caused something harmful or unpleasant to be experienced by someone or something, usually pain, suffering, or damage.
用法与细微差别
Often used in formal or serious contexts, such as legal, medical, or news reports. Common with words like 'damage', 'pain', 'injury', 'suffering', or 'punishment'. 'Inflicted on/upon' specifies who or what received the harm.
Spanish: infligidoPortuguese (BR): infligidoPortuguese (PT): infligidoChinese (Simplified): 造成的 - 施加的Chinese (Traditional): 造成的 - 施加的Hindi: थोपे गएArabic: ألحق - تسببBengali: আরোপ করা - নির্বাহ করা (ক্ষতি, দুঃখ)Russian: причинённый - нанесённыйJapanese: 与えた - 加えた (苦痛・損害などを)Vietnamese: gây ra - giáng xuống (tác hại, đau đớn)Korean: 가하다 - 입히다 (고통, 피해 등)Turkish: verilen - uygulanan (zarar, acı, ceza vb.)Urdu: ڈالا گیا - پہنچایا گیا (تکلیف، نقصان)Indonesian: ditimbulkan - dikenakan (kerugian, luka)
例句
The storm inflicted heavy damage on the town.
basic
The injury was inflicted during the game.
basic
She inflicted pain on herself by accident.
basic
The punishment was more severe than the crime inflicted.
natural
Many people suffered from the losses inflicted by the fire.
natural
Emotional harm inflicted in childhood can last for years.
natural