deafen [ˈdefn] ГЛ. перех.
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He told me the noise was deafening that morning.
abcnews.go.com The giggles and thundering feet are deafening as the kids bound down almost 200 steps to the bottom of the ocean.
www.thestar.com The quality of the sound production, where waves often deafen out the talking of the contestants, has been singled out of criticism.
en.wikipedia.org Sonar can deafen whales and impair their navigation skills, according to the letter.
www.thestar.com In the mid-1960s, a group of parents was united by the needs of their children who had been deafened by the rubella epidemic that swept the eastern seaboard.
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