benumbed

英 [bɪˈnʌmd]

美

v.  使麻木；使迟钝；使瘫痪
benumb的过去分词和过去式

英英释义

adj

• having lost or been caused to lose interest because of overexposure
  1. the mind of the audience is becoming dulled
  2. the benumbed intellectual faculties can no longer respond
  Synonym:dulled
• lacking sensation
  1. my foot is asleep
  2. numb with cold
  Synonym:asleep(p)numb

双语例句

• Putting on his raincoat, he glanced at her and was too benumbed to shake her hand.
  鸿渐披上雨衣，看看唐小姐，瑟缩不敢拉手。
• A boring performance that benumbed the audience;
  使观众目眩乏味的表演；
• Unexpectedly that benumbed driver pulled me to an outside pool to see eastern bright pearl tower, that is also a good place, my place in the dream!
  没想到那个麻木司机把我拉到了外滩去看东方明珠塔，那也是个好地方，我梦想中的地方！
• My hands are benumbed with cold.
  我的手冻僵了。
• It is so cold, so dark, my senses are so benumbed, and the gloom upon me is so dreadful.
  天太冷，牢房太黑，我的知觉太麻木，笼罩在我身上的阴云也太可怖。
• Age stole onward and benumbed me more and more.
  年纪渐老使得我（反应）越来越迟钝。
• His heart thumped audibly as his benumbed hand held the receiver in a desperate grip.
  他的心怦怦跳着，痉挛的手死死地攥住电话听筒。
• But at that instant he felt as though something superfluous was hanging on his benumbed left arm.
  这时他觉得，他那只失去知觉的左手上悬着什么多余的东西。
• It was cold, and his benumbed little fingers could not close very firmly, and they did not keep a very good hold on the paper.
  当时天气正冷，他的小指头僵了，抓不大稳，没有把那张纸拿好。
• The old lady was benumbed by grief.
  老太太伤心得发了呆。