deadens

v.

抑制 （感情），缓和 （疼痛）( deaden的第三人称单数 )；减弱 （声音）；

1. Her feet were deaden with cold.
   她的脚都冻得麻木了。
2. Unhappiness had deadened her to the lives of others.
   她遭遇不幸,因而对别人的生活也无动于衷。

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