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| /ˈd忙mɪdʒ/ |
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| 1 | to harm something physically so that it is broken , spoiled , or injured 损害；伤害；破坏 |
| Many buildings and cars had been damaged in the blast. 许多楼房和汽车在爆炸中受损。 |
| Jogging on roads can damage your knees. 在公路上慢跑会损害膝关节。 |
| badly/severely/seriously/extensively damage The house had been severely damaged by fire. 房子已遭大火严重损坏。 |
| irreparably/permanently damage Environmentalists argue that the scheme would irreparably damage the island’ s ecology. 环境保护论者认为这项规划会对该岛的生态造成不可弥补的破坏。 |
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| 2 | to have a negative effect on someone or something 伤害；对…造成负面影响 |
| This latest crisis could damage prospects for economic recovery. 最近的这场危机可能会对经济复苏的前景造成负面影响。 |
| badly/seriously/severely damage His political reputation has been seriously damaged in recent years by the scandal. 他的政治声誉近年来受到了丑闻的严重损害。 |
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