deafen
Definisie in die woordeboek Engels
deafen
ˈdɛfən
Definisies
To make deaf, either temporarily or permanently
To render deaf.
To make deaf, either temporarily or permanently
verb
sinonieme
weaken · deaf · soften · dampen · desensitize · damp · break · desensitise
deaf
make or render deaf; "a deafening noise"
grammatika
deafen ( third-person singular simple present deafens, present participle deafening, simple past and past participle deafened)
deafen (third-person singular simple present deafens, present participle deafening, simple past and past participle deafened)
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followed by a series of deafening crashes as plastic met metal and glass.Literature Literature
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Only when we had left the city and exchanged its grimy streets and the unbearably deafening clatter of its pavements for the open vista of fields and the subdued grinding of carriage-wheels on a dusty high road (while the sweet spring air and prospect enveloped us on every side) did I awake from the new impressions and sensations of freedom into which the past two days had plunged me.chv-corpus chv-corpus
growing ever stronger and fuller and merging into a deafening roar.MIZAN MIZAN
Mariano Ponce who was another of the Filipino propagandists in Spain observed, "... a deafening ovation followed the close of the peroration, the ladies waved their kerchiefs wildly, and the men applauded frantically as they stood up from their seats in order to embrace the speaker."WikiMatrix WikiMatrix
For a second I was blinded and deafened by the absence of the Skill.Literature Literature
But compromising the working methodology of special procedures was like blinding and deafening them.UN-2 UN-2
While she chose to refrain from responding to the unfounded allegations made against her country, she noted that its most vocal critics were themselves serial violators of human rights and deplored what she termed their “deafening silence” in response to terrorist attacks against Israeli citizens.UN-2 UN-2
You know, all he had was the fruit plate, and he was deafeningopensubtitles2 opensubtitles2
A few seconds later, an ambulance passes with its deafening siren blaring and its lights flashing.Literature Literature
In contrast, the Special Rapporteur has chosen to maintain a deafening silence regarding these gross abuses of human rights.UN-2 UN-2
Maribel, you're going to deafen us!OpenSubtitles2018.v3 OpenSubtitles2018.v3
The bus swerved, the driver swore, and the children screeched at an almost deafening pitch.Literature Literature
Walk to my position, accompanied by the deafening roar of the crowd.Literature Literature
“I have heard noise that was called music far more deafening.Literature Literature
I regret that there is a deafening silence from officialdom in Northern Ireland on the activities of paramilitaries, especially in relation to intimidation, punishment beatings and so on.Europarl8 Europarl8
The buzzing is now deafening and she doesn’t know if she’s going to be able to make it home.Literature Literature
These racist practices are carried out under the willing gaze of the occupying army and a deafening international silence denoting more than complicity.UN-2 UN-2
Then the boat’s hooter would blow a deafening call, which never failed to take us by surprise and make us jump.jw2019 jw2019
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Reality returns like a deafening torrent of emotions.Literature Literature
But if you're trying NOT to deafen people around you, these speakers definitely won't do the job.scb_mt_enth_2020 scb_mt_enth_2020
Sometimes they're deafening.OpenSubtitles2018.v3 OpenSubtitles2018.v3
I had been deafened by the clanking chains of my mortality, the penalty of my pride of soul.Literature Literature
If he was surprised by the deafening display of fire and light, he didn’t show it.Literature Literature
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