Traduções para „deafen“ no dicionário Inglês » Português

deafen [ˈdefən] VERBO trans

deafen

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They rend the air and deafen you with their shrill cries.

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It is their silence that deafens you at these services.

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He underwent various poetic influences, none of which was able to deafen his own inspiration.

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Suddenly a heavier peal of thunder than usual sounded so as to almost deafen us.

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The sonic boom also has the tendency to temporarily deafen and disorientate anyone in the immediate area.

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Let the voice of the masses resinate as one, thundering and deafening our oppressors.

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That is not a joke, and it is the punkest thing you can hear without being deafened by a spiked mohawk in a moshpit.

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But are we deafened with the voice of protest from nations who call themselves civilised?

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Your money would neither suffice to buy the enemy's death, your alcohol to besot him, nor your music to deafen him.

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This is important because these bats contract their middle ear muscles when emitting a call, so they can avoid deafening themselves.

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