blighted

形容词毁灭的

动词使凋萎( blight的过去式); 使颓丧; 损害; 妨害

1. 毁灭的：blighted kernel || 得疫病的籽粒 | blighted || 毁灭的 | blighter || 讨厌的家伙, 可厌的家伙, 笨蛋

2. 毀壞,荒蕪;衰退：grassroots 一般民眾的 | blighted毀壞,荒蕪;衰退 | centerpiece放在餐桌中央的擺飾

3. 破壞,摧殘：centerpiece放在餐桌中央的擺飾;在正中央的東西 | blighted破壞,摧殘 | grassroots基本的,根本的

4. 秕：transforming轉化 | blighted秕 | residences住宅

1. The'Chaplin'star also admitted he has finally moved on from the addiction struggles that blighted his career between 1996 and 2003.

2. The same goes for Serena, though the injuries which have blighted her season appear much more difficult to overcome.

3. blighted什么意思

3. And they are taking no chances that the visit will be blighted.

4. But speed and thrills are not normally associated with holiday travel as severe traffic congestion and overcrowding blighted the experience of many.

5. blighted的近义词

5. Concerns of badly managed games and spectator violence that have hurt China's men's soccer league have now also blighted basketball.

6. Maier claimed after his championships ended with a whimper that they had been blighted from the start.

7. A German airline has offered to pay its passengers compensation if their summer holidays are blighted by rain.

8. Female relatives on the baby's paternal side have for many generations been blighted with breast cancer.

9. Beijing has revealed a list of 150 areas blighted by high crime and other social problems.

10. Others such as former world number one Serena Williams and Kim Clijsters have also been blighted by injuries throughout their careers.

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