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Перевод: inflicted

[прилагательное]
нанесенный; наложенный; навязанный

Тезаурус:

1. In this pathetic condition it is completely immune to any pain that may be inflicted upon it.
2. Mr Peter Joyce, prosecuting, said the offences came to light when the baby, who was not named in court, was taken to a health centre for treatment to an elbow injury inflicted by his father five days earlier.
3. That helmet is just the right size and shape to have inflicted the blow we saw.
4. In 1620 the Lord President and the Council of the North reported to the Privy Council that the enclosure of the "best part" of Galtres Forest had inflicted great hardship upon the poor of Easingwold and Kirkby.
5. In the case of R v Hopley (1860), for example, Chief Justice Cockburn said that punishment inflicted on a pupil must be reasonable and moderate, not motivated by passion or rage, and must not be "excessive in its nature or degree" or "protracted beyond the child's powers of endurance".
6. According to Howard, the only damage inflicted, was, "the shame to us and a fierce delight to the foe".
7. Harrington at once leapt into a slit trench in great haste, only to find it full of barbed wire which inflicted severe lacerations on him.
8. But the wounds inflicted by the media will, it appears, take a long time to heal.
9. Ultimately, a new currency has to be issued by the central bank and the financial system is rebuilt, but not before much political and social damage has been inflicted on the country.
10. The League also failed to understand the humiliation of the defeat and dismemberment inflicted on Germany and failed spectacularly in its appreciation of the unworkable arrangements made around Danzig.
11. And in 1942 the first major bombings of German cities were carried out by allied air flotillas, and as the Luftwaffe lost control of the skies many Germans began to experience with dread the sort of terror-bombing which their own airforce had inflicted on numerous European cities since 1939 and which the allies were now returning with immeasurably greater force and concentration.
12. Again this is a key finding, for little can be done about speeds, safety and environmental traffic management issues so long as housing areas have through traffic inflicted upon them.
13. The domination of the media by the belligerent Anglo-American perspective has made it impossible for audiences in Britain to realise the enormity of the damage inflicted by the Gulf war on the West's relationship with the so-called Third World.