maimed

英 [meɪmd]

美 [meɪmd]

v.  使残废; 使受重伤
maim的过去式

过去分词：maimed　

BNC.32697 / COCA.23885

柯林斯词典

• VERB 使终身残疾;使受重伤
  Tomaimsomeone means to injure them so badly that part of their body is permanently damaged.
  1. Mines have been scattered in rice paddies and jungles, maiming and killing civilians...
     地雷遍布稻田与林间，很多平民被炸死或炸成重伤。
  2. One man has lost his life, another has been maimed.
     一名男子丧生，另一名重伤。

英英释义

noun

• people who are wounded
  1. they had to leave the wounded where they fell
  Synonym:wounded

adj

• having a part of the body crippled or disabled
  Synonym:mutilated

双语例句

• The maimed right hand twisted and clutched.
  那只残废的右手扭曲着，紧握着。
• The statues were immediately decapitated and maimed.
  那些雕像被直接砍掉了脑袋、或变成残废。
• And when you see someone maimed by bomb shrapnel, privacy concerns sound coldly abstract.
  看到有人被炸弹弹片致残那一幕时，所谓的隐私问题听起来是那么地冰冷而抽象。
• Each year, 8000 children are killed or maimed by landmines.
  每年有8000名儿童被地雷炸死或炸残。
• He becomes a maimed man with all one's life.
  他将终生成为一个残废人。
• You'd help a sick and maimed person if you could.
  你帮助了一个病人如果你有能力。
• Risky. she's writing a children's book where kids get maimed.
  冒险，她在写一部关于儿童伤残的书。
• The boy had been maimed in a train crash.
  那个男孩在一次火车撞车事故中致残。
• He was maimed in a First World War battle.
  他在第一次世界大战的一埸战斗中受伤致残。
• Yet this sunny-hearted being was slave, maimed deformed, and wearing a chain.
  这个阳光向上的人却是一个奴隶，而且身体残废、面貌丑陋，还带着镣铐。