deafen in Japanese
deafen in Japanese is 聾する — deafen means to cause someone to lose their hearing, briefly or for good.
deafen in Japanese
聾する
Pronounced: rōsuru
(transitive) To make deaf, either temporarily or permanently.
What does "deafen" mean?
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verb To cause someone to lose their hearing, briefly or for good.
"The head injury deafened her for life."
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verb To render something soundproof.
"to deafen a wall or a floor"
- verb To overwhelm someone with a very loud noise.
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deafen in a sentence
- The head injury deafened her for life.
- to deafen a wall or a floor
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What is "deafen" in Japanese?
"deafen" in Japanese is 聾する. deafen means: To cause someone to lose their hearing, briefly or for good.
How do you pronounce 聾する?
"deafen" in Japanese is 聾する, pronounced "rōsuru".
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