numbed

英 [nʌmd]

美 [nʌmd]

v.  使失去知觉; 使麻木; 使迟钝
numb的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：numbed　过去式：numbed　

BNC.35628 / COCA.35536

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 麻木的;失去知觉的
  If a part of your body isnumb, you cannot feel anything there.
  1. He could feel his fingers growing numb at their tips...
     他能感到指尖正在变得麻木。
  2. My legs felt numb and my toes ached.
     我双腿麻木，脚趾疼痛。
• ADJ-GRADED (因震惊、害怕、悲痛等)失态的，木然的
  If you arenumb withshock, fear, or grief, you are so shocked, frightened, or upset that you cannot think clearly or feel any emotion.
  1. The mother, numb with grief, has trouble speaking...
     那位母亲因过于悲痛而说不出话来。
  2. I was so shocked I went numb.
     我太过震惊，呆若木鸡。
• See also:For a while the shock of Philippe's letter numbed her...The horror of my experience has numbed my senses.mind-numbing
• VERB (因天气、药品或重击)使(身体某部位)麻木，使失去知觉
  If cold weather, a drug, or a blownumbsa part of your body, you can no longer feel anything in it.
  1. The cold numbed my fingers...
     严寒冻得我的手指都没有知觉了。
  2. An injection of local anaesthetic is usually given first to numb the area...
     通常先注射局部麻醉药，使该部位失去知觉。
  3. She awoke with a numbed feeling in her left leg.
     她醒来觉得左腿麻木。

双语例句

• His leg was numbed by the intense pain.
  他的腿因剧痛而麻木。
• The cold numbed my fingers
  严寒冻得我的手指都没有知觉了。
• The bleeding stopped, and the constant walking numbed the pain.
  血止住了，由于不停地走路，疼痛也感觉不到了。
• Mrs Morel felt as if she were numbed by some drug.
  莫雷尔太太觉得自己象吃了麻药似的，变得麻木不仁。
• The extrme cold numbed her face and hands.
  严寒使她的脸和手都变得麻木了。
• The pain in his right shoulder grew constant, but his heart was numbed against it so that he felt the pain was unconnected to himself.
  右肩的疼痛开始持久起来，但他心里对这疼痛是麻木的，他觉得那疼痛与他无关。
• Half numbed by this tantalizing remark he walked slowly away, looking back at her over his shoulder.
  贾瑞听了，身上已木了半边，慢慢的一面走着，一面回过头来看。
• Then one night in November the phone rang, and a cold chill numbed my body.
  11月的一天，电话铃响了，一股寒意冻得我发僵。
• I was also angry and disappointed, but those emotions were largely numbed by the sense of utter incredulity.
  我也气愤而失望，但是极度的怀疑让我麻木了。
• Much more often, one is left bewildered or simply numbed.
  更多的时候，读者会感到困惑或者干脆感到麻木。