exacerbate in Chinese
exacerbate in Chinese is 加剧 — exacerbate means to make an already bad situation, problem or feeling noticeably worse.
exacerbate in Chinese
加剧
Pronounced: jiā jù
(transitive) To make worse (a problem, bad situation, negative feeling, etc.).
What does "exacerbate" mean?
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verb To make an already bad situation, problem or feeling noticeably worse.
"Cutting bus routes only exacerbated the town's isolation."
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exacerbate in a sentence
- Cutting bus routes only exacerbated the town's isolation.
- Stress can exacerbate the symptoms of the condition.
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What is "exacerbate" in Chinese?
"exacerbate" in Chinese is 加剧. exacerbate means: To make an already bad situation, problem or feeling noticeably worse.
How do you pronounce 加剧?
"exacerbate" in Chinese is 加剧, pronounced "jiā jù".
How do you use "exacerbate" in a sentence?
Example: "Cutting bus routes only exacerbated the town's isolation." In Chinese, "exacerbate" is 加剧.
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