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Перевод: afflicted

[прилагательное]
огорченный; пораженный болезнью; страдающий

Тезаурус:

1. He pointed to delays, similar to those experienced by Super-SARA, that afflicted a decision of where to site the European Fusion Experiment, JET, which is now under way in Culham Oxfordshire.
2. From time to time, I must admit, twinges of this feeling have afflicted me.
3. In all his years of teaching, Alexander did not come across anyone that was not afflicted by the same problem.
4. The Afflicted Child
5. The protagonist is one Sissy Hankshaw who uses the fact that she is afflicted with elephantiasis of the thumbs to hitch-hike round America.
6. I was afflicted with a disease bent on destroying me.
7. Producing shame, anger, and futility, it is masturbation which, for Lawrence, constitutes the most pernicious evasion of otherness, becoming "perhaps the deepest and most dangerous cancer of our civilization", and "certainly the most dangerous sexual vice that a society can be afflicted with, in the long run" ("Pornography", 3 17).
8. But it also contained films by Hitchcock dealing with British stories that avoided the sort of grandiosity which afflicted so many of the pictures pitched at the US market, and had as much wit as The Private Life of Henry VIII .
9. Neither of her brothers was in any way afflicted by claustrophobia.
10. She felt sick, but was relieved to feel something: the weight of the food in her stomach did something to counteract the sense of unreality that afflicted her.
11. Nymphs afflicted with Laboulbeniales have one advantage over their adult counterparts.
12. Sewell received some "useful instruments for relieving sheep and cattle when afflicted with an over-distension of the stomach, from gas being evolved called Hoven".
13. In America all presidents are acutely afflicted by the Henry II syndrome because so much American foreign policy is controlled by their intelligence organisations.