in BRIT, also use 英国英语亦用 traumatise
VERB 使受精神创伤;使惊吓过度;使痛苦 If someone
is traumatized by an event or situation, it shocks or upsets them very much, and may cause them psychological damage.
使受精神创伤;使惊吓过度;使痛苦 -
My wife was traumatized by the experience. [be VERB-ed]
那次经历给我我妻子造成了精神创伤。
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Did his parents traumatize him?. [VERB noun]
他父母给他留下了心理伤害吗?
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Traumatising a child with an abnormal fear of strangers probably won't do much good. [VERB noun + with]
给小孩造成心理阴影,让他对陌生人产生异常的恐惧,这可能不会有什么好处。
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...young children traumatised by their parents' deaths. [VERB-ed]
因父母死亡而受到精神创伤的儿童
traumatized -
He left her in the middle of the road, shaking and deeply traumatized.
他把她丢在路中央,任她浑身发抖,惊骇失神。
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He could not cope alone with two traumatized children.
他一个人照顾不了两个受过精神创伤的孩子。
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