inflict
英 [ɪnˈflɪkt]
美 [ɪnˈflɪkt]
- vt. 造成;使遭受(损伤、痛苦等);给予(打击等)
将“inflict”分解为“in”和“flict”。想象“in”代表某种动作是从内而外施加的,而“flict”与“Conflict”(冲突)有关,意味着施加的是一种冲突或伤害。将这两个概念结合起来,就像是在内心深处强加或施加冲突,这样就容易记住“inflict”的意思是“造成(伤害、损失等)”。
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inflict 遭受,遭受打击in-,进入,使,-flict,打击,折磨,词源同afflict,flog.
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inflict: see profligate
- inflict (v.)
- 1560s, from Latin inflictus, past participle of infligere "to strike or dash against," from in- "on, against" (see in- (2)) + fligere (past participle flictus) "to dash, strike" (see afflict). You inflict trouble on someone; you afflict someone with trouble. Shame on you.
- 1. I am sorry to have to inflict my company upon you.
- 对不起,我不得不打扰你一下.
- 2. Don't inflict your ideas on me.
- 不要把你的想法强加于我.
- 3. Never inflict useless pain on dumb animals.
- 切勿给不会说话的动物施加无谓的痛苦.
- 4. Don't inflict damage on any person.
- 不要伤害任何人.
- 5. I won't inflict myself on you today. I can see you are too busy to listen to my complaints.
- 我今天不给你添麻烦了, 我知道你太忙,没时间听我诉说.