maim in Portuguese
maim in Portuguese is mutilar — maim means to injure someone so severely that part of their body is permanently damaged or disabled.
maim in Portuguese
mutilar
To wound seriously; to cause permanent loss of function of a limb or part of the body.
What does "maim" mean?
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verb To injure someone so severely that part of their body is permanently damaged or disabled.
"The explosion maimed several bystanders."
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maim in a sentence
- The explosion maimed several bystanders.
- The accident left him maimed for life.
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What is "maim" in Portuguese?
"maim" in Portuguese is mutilar. maim means: To injure someone so severely that part of their body is permanently damaged or disabled.
How do you use "maim" in a sentence?
Example: "The explosion maimed several bystanders." In Portuguese, "maim" is mutilar.
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